Excerpt from Psychology and Theology: Or Psychology Applied to the Investigation of Questions Relating to Religion, Natural Theology, and Revelation
Several very important topics have been discussed in the "Congregational Lectures" of past years, and those lectures as a whole are so valuable, that the authors of succeeding courses cannot but feel it a difficult task to preserve the reputation which the series has hitherto sustained.
With this conviction, I have used my best efforts to produce a work worthy to stand by the side of its predecessors. I am aware that the theme of the present course will not be so attractive to the public at large as some preceding ones, there being perhaps no science more generally neglected than Psychology. Still it will be felt to be important by thinking men, and especially in relation to many of the controversies of the present day.
The design of the course is explained in the Introductory Lecture.
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