Luther Burbank, "our Beloved Infidel": His Religion of HumanityDiscussion of Burbank's philosophy of life, his use of the scientific method, his distrust of organized religion, and his belief in studying nature. Included are many sayings and responses to his calling himself an 'infidel.' |
Contents
INTRODUCTORY NOTE BY DAVID STARR JORDAN | 15 |
LETTER FROM LUTHER BURBANK TO HIS MOTHER | 31 |
ADDRESS DELIVERED IN THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL | 38 |
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