Theism and Humanism: Being the Gifford Lectures Delivered at the University of Glasgow, 1914 |
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accept action admit ęsthetic interest agnostic agnosticism altruistic appears argument argument from design ARTHUR JAMES BALFOUR atoms beauty calculator causal series causes chance common sense concerned conclusions consider contemplative course creed deemed Descartes described difficulties doctrine doctrine of chances doubt effect egoism endeavour ends energy ethics example existence experience explain fact feeling fore Gifford Lecturers ical ideal ignorance inevitable beliefs inference intellectual kind knowledge least lectures Leslie Stephen less logical loyalty mankind material matter mean ment merely metaphysical metaphysicians moral naturalistic nature never object observation ordinary organic particular perceived perception persons philosophers physical point of view possess practical principle probability problems produced proof psychical qualities question rational reality reason regarded religion religious scientific seems selection shape speculation suggest suppose teleology Theism theory things thought tion treated true truth universe UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW