Religious Thought in the Nineteenth Century: Illustrated from Writers of the Period

absolute abstract action activity agnosticism appear atheism authority become believe Bible Catholic character Christ Christian Church conceive conception conscience consciousness creed critical distinction divine doctrine dogma Edward Caird element emotion Essays essence essential evidence existence experience expression external F. D. Maurice F. H. Bradley fact faith feeling finite Gospel H. R. Mackintosh Hegel Hegelian Hence human idea ideal individual infinite intellectual interpretation J. S. Mill Jesus judgement Kant knowledge Lamennais limited living man's manifestation matter Matthew Arnold means merely metaphysical method and secret mind moral nature never notion object Paradox passion perfect philosophy Philosophy of Religion positive predicates principle Protestantism question rational reality realized reason reflexion regard relation religion religious revelation righteousness Ritschlian Schleiermacher scientific Scripture self-consciousness sense society soul speculative spirit theology things thinking thou thought true truth ultramontanism understanding unity universal whole words