Aspects of ethical religion ; essays in honor of Felix Adler on the fiftieth anniversary of his founding of the ethical movement, 1876, by his colleagues / edited by Horace J. Bridges.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
American ethical union,
1926.
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| Physical Description: | [3]-423 pages ; 21 cm |
| Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Ethical mysticism, by S. Coit
- The ethical import of history, by D. S. Muzzey
- The tragic and heroic in life, by W. M. Salter
- Distinctive features of the ethical movement, by A. W. Martin
- Ethical experience as the basis of religious education, by H. Neumann
- "All men are created equal," by G. E. O'Dell
- How far is art an aid to religion? by P. Chubb
- Evolution and the uniqueness of man, by H. J. Bridges
- The spiritual outlook on life, by H. J. Golding
- The ethics of Abu'l Ala al Ma'arri, by N. Schmidt
- Life's unused moral force, by H. Snell
- Is the ideal real? by G. A. Smith
- Some ethical tendencies in the professions, by R. D. Kohn
- On the art of living, by W. Boerner
- The relation of the ethical ideal to social reform, by J. L. Elliott
- Concerning tolerance, by R. F. Dewey
- Ethical culture in Germany after the war, by R. Penzig
- A confession of faith, by S. B. Weston
- "Hearing the witnesses," by J. Gutmann.