Faith and Its Psychology

accept according action activity already appears argument attempt authority beauty become beginning believe called Catholic Christ Christian Church claim comes conception condition consciousness consider desire determined divine doctrine dogma eternal existence experience expression fact faculty Faith feeling follow give given Gospel Greek ground heart higher Holy hope human idea ideal immediate important inspiration intellectual interest Jesus kind knowledge lecture less light living Lord matters means mind moral mystics nature never object once ourselves philosophy position possible practical present primary principle prove pure question rational reality reason regard relation religion religious revelation Roman says seems sense side soul speak Spirit teaching theology theory things thought tion true trust truth universal whole wish writer