Excerpt from The Problem of Christianity, Vol. 2: Lectures Delivered at the Lowell Institute in Boston, and at Manchester College, Oxford
The present situation of the Philosophy of Religion is dominated by motives and tendencies which are at once inspiring and confusing. It is the task of a student of this branch of philosophy to do whatever he can towards clarifying our outlook. Some of our recent leaders of opinion have turned our attention to new aspects of human experience, and have enriched philosophy with a wealth of fascinating intuitions. These contributions to the philosophy of our time have obvious bearings upon the interests of religion. If religion depended solely upon intuition and upon novelty, our age would already have proved its right to be regarded as a period of great advances in religious insight.
In fact, however, religion is concerned, not merely with our experience, but also with our will.
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