A bold collection of sermons that examine how evolution and faith illuminate God and the world.
In God and His World, Samuel R. Calthrop gathers his talks on evolution, theology, and the meaning of life from a Christian Unitarian context. These writings blend spiritual insight with scientific perspective, inviting readers to consider how divine purpose and natural history intertwine.
These pages chart a broad scope: the origin and development of life, the nature of God as an all-encompassing reality, and the way religious thought can engage with modern science. The author draws on ideas about space, existence, and the unity of mind and matter, offering a patient, reasoned approach rather than dogmatic certainty. The sermons touch on topics from the evolution of religion to immortality, and they reflect a commitment to thoughtful inquiry within a religious framework.
- Explores how evolution, science, and belief can inform each other in practical faith.
- Discusses foundational ideas about God, space, and the unity of existence with accessible reasoning.
- Addresses immortality, testimony, and the meaning of life through a broad pastoral lens.
- Presents a historical and theological look at topics such as religion, ethics, and the nature of divine action.
Ideal for readers of religious philosophy, early 20th‑century theology, and those curious about how faith approaches evolution and purpose.