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<p>Introductory.-The scientific temper in religion.-The distribution of problems.-The more general effect of evolutionary doctrine.-Agnosticism and determinism.-Natural selection and theism: the subject resumed.-The Bible and evolution.-Biology and our view of human nature.-Spiritual experience and dogmatic religion.-The aids which science gives to the religious mind.-Appendix: Illustrative passages from Paley, Newton, Diderot, with a note on the word "immanence."
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<br>Subjects: Religion and science</div>
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Waggett, P. N. (Philip Napier), 1862-1939</div>
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