One Kind of Religion

Originally published in 1944, this book questions whether it is possible to have religion without God, or God without religion.

Helen Wodehouse (Author)

9781107638860, Cambridge University Press

Paperback / softback, published 12 June 2014

218 pages
19.8 x 12.9 x 1.2 cm, 0.22 kg

Originally published in 1944, this book questions whether it is possible to have religion without God, or God without religion. Wodehouse examines many areas of life and philosophy in which religion may play a role, including prayer and love of one's neighbour. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the longstanding conflict between religion and humanism.

1. Introduction
2. The concrete universal of good
3. The ground of values, and the ways in
4. Comments on certain other descriptions
5. God and personality I
6. God and personality II
7. Prayer without theism
8. Further notes on prayer
9. Personal, impersonal, and other appearances of reality
10. Divine omnipresence
11. Further thoughts on personality
12. Further thoughts on space and time
13. God and the absolute
14. The basis of peace
15. Right relations, and redemption
16. A religion of incarnation
17. God and our neighbour
18. Conclusion
Index.

Subject Areas: Philosophy of religion [HRAB]