Excerpt from Personal and Ideal Elements in Education

All the discussions, I trust, may be found to have, also, some special pertinence at the present time, in view of the serious ques tions raised concerning the precise function of college education, and in view of the awakened interest in religious needs, and in the educational side of religion.

For the very reason that the problems discussed are in no case without some special difficulty, and because the attempt is made to apply, in their discussion, principles that seem in real danger of being too much overlooked, it may be hoped that the treat ment of the problems may have, too, some real suggestiveness.

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