Philosophy of Religion: The Impact of Modern Knowledge on Religion

abstract Aeschylus agnosticism animal argument Aristotle atheism become believed Bergson Bertrand Russell causality cause Christ Christianity conception consciousness Copyright creation creature deism deny Descartes determined dialectical materialism Divine doctrine Eddington elements essence eternal ethics evil evolution existence explain externalistic fact faith feeling finite freedom Frustrated Hegel Hence Henri Bergson human Ibid idea ideal immanent individual infinite intellect intelligence irrationalism Jeans Kant knowledge lbid ligion Macmillan Company Marx Marxist material mathematical matter means mechanical metaphysics method mind modern moral mystery religions mysticism nature never Newton object organic pantheism perfect person philosophy physics principle problem produce psychology psychology of religion purpose quod rational reality reason relation religion Reprinted by permission revealed romanticism Rousseau scientific secundum sense social society soul Spengler spirit supernatural theol theory things Thomas Thomas says thought tion transcendent true truth unity universe view of history Whitehead