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Hardcover. 6th impression. ix, 287 p.; 20 cm. [First printed in 1926] Contents: 1. Official authority and living religion [written in 1904; `revised by Father George Tyrrell, and the author incorporated some of Tyrrell's suggestions into the substence of the essay' - p. vii] -- 2. The place and function of the historical element in religion [read before the London Society for the Study of Religion on Tuesday, 2 May, 1905; privately printed] -- 3. On the place and function, within religion, of the body, of history, and of institutions [address del to Religious Thought Society, July 1913] -- 4. On certain central needs of religion, and the difficulties of liberal movements in face of the needs: as experienced within the Roman Catholic Church during the last forty years [address del at Edinburgh, 7 July, 1914] -- 5. The idea of God [address del to the Anglican Fellowship, at Oxford, August 1918] -- 6. Morals and religion [address del at Oxford, September 1920; prinvatly printed] -- 7. Suffering and God [`the address to which Baron von Hugel himself would probably have attached the most importance', read in part to the LSSR, May 1921] -- 8. The facts and truths concerning God and the soul which are of most importance in the life of prayer [address del at Beaconsfield, 26 Oct 1921] -- 9. The Catholic contribution to religion [printed in The student movement, Dec 1921] -- 10. The difficulties and dangers of nationality [printed in Challenge, 4 and 11 Aug 1922] -- Index, p. 279-87. -- Nos. 1, 3-5 and 7-8 were printed here for the first time; no. 8 was separately printed in 1927 as The life of prayer. VG orig. maroon boards in lightly spotted, price-clipped dj.…

Hardcover. 6th impression. xix, 308 p.; 20 cm. [First printed in 1921] Contents: I. Concerning religion in general and theism: 1. Responsibility in religious belief [this and no. 10 addr to Student Christian Movement, Mar 1920 and Oct 1918: these and nos. 4-5 not prev published], 2. Religion and illusion; and religion and reality [first pr. in Italian, 1909; here as expanded in The Quest, Apr & Jul 1918], 3. Progress in religion [address at Woodbrooke, summer 1916; repr. from Progress and history, 1916], 4. On the preliminaries to religious belief and on the facts of suffering, faith and love [a letter of consolation, Jan 1914] -- II. Concerning the teaching of Jesus and Christianity in general: 5. The apocalyptic element in the teaching of Jesus: its ultimate significance and its abiding function [addr to Birmingham Clerical Society (Angl), Oct 1919], 6. The specific genius of Christianity, studied in connection with the works of Professor Ernst Troeltsch [from Constructive qy, Mar & Dec 1914], 7. What do we mean by heaven? and what do we mean by hell? [address delivered to Religious Thought Society of London, Feb 1917; repr. from Church quarterly review, Apr 1917] -- III. Concerning the church and Catholicism generally: 8. The essentials of Catholicism [address in May 1913; repr. from Liddon House occas paper, Jul 1913], 9. The convictions common to Catholicism and Protestantism [for 400th anniv. of Reformation; repr. from Homiletic rev, Sep 1917], 10. Institutional Christianity, or the church, its nature and necessity [1918], 11. Christianity and the supernatural [addr at Oxford, May 1920; repr from Modern churchman, Jun 1920] -- Index, p. 299-303. VG orig. maroon boards in lightly spotted, price-clipped dj.…