The Humanist-Christian Frontier

accepted action answer authority become begin belief bring century certainly chapter Christ Christian Church clear common concerned course creative cultus deeper demands difficulty direction doubt easy effect England essential existence experience expression fact faith feel follow frontier give given Gospels hope human Humanist ideas important individual institutions intellectual interpretation involved Jesus knowledge lack language least less lies limited live look matter meaning mind moral nature never pattern perhaps phrases picture possible practices Prayer present principles problem question reality recognise religion religious schools scientific secular seems sense side situation social society sometimes sort speak spirit suggest symbols teaching tend theology things thinking thought tion tradition true truth ultimate understanding universe whole