Excerpt from Reason and Authority in Religion

Religion as Feeling Religion as Knowing (a) That of Conception The Catechetical and Dogmatic Pe riod (b) Re¿ection, Criticism and Doubt Saintly Doubt Sinful Doubt. Faith as the Ground of Much Shepti cism Religious Knowledge Conditioned by the Incarnation (c) Comprehension the Highest Form of Knowing The Function of Philosophy The Necessity of Religious Certitude Philosophy of History Philosophy of Religion.

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