Excerpt from The Philosophy of Religion, Vol. 2: On the Basis of Its History
This volume completes the historical part of Dr. Pfleiderer's Philosophy of Religion, and the two volumes now in the hands of the English reader may be regarded as a complete work, in which the impressive story of European religious thought from Spinoza downwards is comprehensively set forth by a master hand. The author has very kindly furnished for this translation a discussion of the position of Mr. Matthew Arnold; this will be found in the chapter on Neo-Kantian thought, which deals with religious views similar to those of Mr. Arnold, which have been advanced in recent times in other countries of Europe. Part of the section on Biedermann in the chapter on Post-Hegelian thought is also new, and a paragraph on Mr. Henry Drummond has been added for the present volume.
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