Belief in God: An Examination of Some Fundamental Theistic Problems 1888

1888. The author ventures to believe that, both as to method and result, he has something to offer that is not merely an echo of what has already been said. The following eight chapters are only eight Sunday morning discourses, delivered in the regular order of the author's work, to which is added an address on the intellectual basis of faith by W.H. Savage. Contents: Origin and development of the idea of God; does God exist: can we know God? Is God conscious, personal and good? Why does not God reveal Himself? shall we worship God? shall we pray to God? the glory and the shame of atheism.