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No Refuge but in Truth
No Refuge but in Truth
No Refuge but in Truth
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No Refuge But in Truth by Goldwin Smith is an evaluation of religion and the concept of evolution, which is most applicable according to science and the events of history. Contents: "I. Man and His Destiny, New Faith Linked with Old, The Scope of Evolution, The Limit of Evolution, Explanations, The Immortality of the Soul, Is there to be a Revolution in Ethics?"
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Release dateSep 15, 2022
ISBN8596547307303
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    No Refuge but in Truth - Goldwin Smith

    Goldwin Smith

    No Refuge but in Truth

    EAN 8596547307303

    DigiCat, 2022

    Contact: DigiCat@okpublishing.info

    Table of Contents

    PREFACE.

    I.

    II.

    III.

    IV.

    V.

    VI.

    VII.

    PREFACE.

    I. Man and His Destiny

    II. New Faith Linked with Old

     III. The Scope of Evolution

    IV. The Limit of Evolution

    V. Explanations

    VI. The Immortality of the Soul

     VII. Is there to be a Revolution in Ethics?

    The Religious Situation

    PREFACE.

    Table of Contents

    The letters collected in this volume appeared, with others, in the New York Sun, to the Editor of which the thanks of the writer for his courtesy are due.

    Appended is a paper on the same subjects commenting on one by the late Mr. Chamberlain, since published in the North American Review. To the Editor of the North American Review also the writer's acknowledgments are due.

    There appeared to be sufficient interest in the discussion to call for the publication of a small edition.

    The age calls for religious truth. Nine thousand persons communicated their cravings to the Editor of the London Daily Telegraph. By their side the present writer places himself, not a teacher, but an inquirer, seeking for truth and open to conviction.

    The position of the clergy, especially where tests are stringent, calls for our utmost consideration. But I submit that it would not be improved by any attempt, such as seems to be made in a work of great ability before me, to merge the theological in the social question. Benevolence may still be far below the Gospel mark, and the Christian faith may suffer from its default. But the increase of it and the multiplication of its monuments since the world has been comparatively at

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