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Religious experience and other essays and addresses / By William Temple, collected and edited with an introduction by Canon A. E. Baker.

By: Temple, William, 1881-1944.Contributor(s): Baker, Albert E. (Albert Edward), 1884-1962.Publisher: London : J. Clarke, 1958Description: 265 p., [1] leaf of plates : ill. (port. as frontis.).Subject(s): Church of England -- Sermons | Anglican Communion -- Clergy | TheologyDDC classification: 230
Contents:
Robert Browning -- Religious experience -- The Godhead of Jesus -- Symbolism as a metaphysical principle -- The genius of the Church of England -- My point of view -- Archbishop Lord Davidson -- The idea of immortality in relation to religion and ethics -- Christ and the way to peace -- Christian democracy -- Christian unity -- In the beginning God -- The perils of a purely scientific education -- A conditional justification of war -- The sealed book -- The resources and influence of English literature -- Social witness and evangelism -- The church in the bible -- Thomism and modern needs -- A Christmas broadcast -- Varia -- What Christians stand for in the secular world -- Christianity as an interpretation of history.
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Robert Browning -- Religious experience -- The Godhead of Jesus -- Symbolism as a metaphysical principle -- The genius of the Church of England -- My point of view -- Archbishop Lord Davidson -- The idea of immortality in relation to religion and ethics -- Christ and the way to peace -- Christian democracy -- Christian unity -- In the beginning God -- The perils of a purely scientific education -- A conditional justification of war -- The sealed book -- The resources and influence of English literature -- Social witness and evangelism -- The church in the bible -- Thomism and modern needs -- A Christmas broadcast -- Varia -- What Christians stand for in the secular world -- Christianity as an interpretation of history.

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