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Faith and Reason. Essays on the Philosophy of Religion
Quadrangle Books. Edited by Lionel Rubinoff (1968)
Abstract
Reprints selections from Religion and Philosophy (1916), Speculum Mentis (1924), and "Religion, Science and Philosophy". "Reason is Faith Cultivating Itself", "Faith and Reason", "What is the Problem of Evil", "The Devil", and "Can the New Idealism Dispend with Mysticism?".My notes
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