As my first book, "The Soul of a People," would probably never have beencompleted or published without your encouragement and assistance, so thelatter part of this book would not have been written without yoursuggestion. This dedication is a slight acknowledgment of myindebtedness to you, but I hope that you will accept it, not as anyequivalent for your unvarying kindness, but as a token that I have notforgotten.
| DEFINITIONS OF RELIGION | 1 | |
| INTRODUCTION | 4 |
| I. | OF WHAT USE IS RELIGION? | 13 |
| II. | EARLY BELIEFS | 21 |
| III. | IDEAL AND PRACTICE | 28 |
| IV. | SCIENTIFIC THEOLOGY—I | 37 |
| V. | SCIENTIFIC THEOLOGY—II | 45 |
| VI. | WHENCE FAITHS COME | 55 |
| VII. | THE WISDOM OF BOOKS | 64 |
| VIII. | GOD | 72 |
| IX. | LAW | 84 |
| X. | THE WAY OF LIFE | 92 |
| XI. | HEAVEN | 101 |
| XII. | THEORIES AND FACTS | 113 |
| XIII. | CREED AND INSTINCT | 124 |
| XIV. | RELIGIOUS PEOPLE | 136 |
| XV. | ENTHUSIASM | 145 |
| XVI. | STRENGTH AND WEAKNESS | 155 |
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