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The Seeming Unreality of the Spiritual Life

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CONTENTS

I. The Fundamental Nature of the Inquiry II. The Meaning of the Theme III. The Order of the Discussion IV. Ignoring Bodily Conditions V. Forgetting the Complexity and Unity of Life VI. Knowledge Never Merely Passive VII. No Merely Theoretical Solutions VIII. The Practical Nature of all Belief IX. Some Common Logical Fallacies X. Some Traditional Objections XI. Difficulty in the Conception of God XII. The Difference Between the Scientific and Religious Problems XIII. The Difference Between the Philosophical and Religious Problems XIV. The Spiritual Life not a Life of Strain XV. The Spiritual Life not a Life of Imitation XVI. The Spiritual Life not a Life of Magical Inheritance XVII. The Spiritual Life not a Life of External Rules XVIII. The Way into the Great Values XIX. The Conditions of a Deepening Personal Relation XX. Limitations and Fluctuations Common to All our Life XXI. The Special Bearing of Limitations and Fluctuations on the Spiritual Life XXII. The Witness of our Consciously Best Hours XXIII. The Seeming Unreality a Large Factor in our Moral and Spiritual Training XXIV. The Special Religious Need of the Unobtrusiveness of the Spiritual XXV. Our Very Questionings a Proof of Reality XXVI. The Test of Present Trends of Thought-Historical, Philosophical, Scientific, Ethical, and Social XXVII. The Test of Present Trends of Thought-Psychological XXVIII. Man's Essential Need of Religion XXIX. Facing the Facts often Ignored XXX. The Necessary Limitations in the Argument XXXI. The Main Lines of Argument XXXII. The Need of the Modern Man met only in Christ XXXIII. The Needed Emphases in Modern Religious Life XXXIV. The Method of the Spiritual Life XXXV. Doctrine as Expression of Experience with Christ XXXVI. Illustrated in the Doctrine of Personal Immortality