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The author assembles essays and unfinished notes that examine how scientific thought has affected religious belief, addressing both natural and revealed forms of religion. He defines key terms such as faith and causality, evaluates teleological and design arguments, and challenges materialistic accounts of mind while reconsidering the freedom of the will. The work highlights subjective religious consciousness as a widespread human phenomenon and advocates a candid, critical method for assessing religious claims in light of scientific knowledge. It blends retrospective analysis of past influences with cautious reflections on their likely future development.
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