The Civilization of Christendom: And Other Studies

Agnostic Agnosticism ancient Greece Aristotle attention Auberon Herbert beauty become believe BERNARD BOSANQUET causal system Christendom Christian church civilisation comfort compulsion conception culture definite desire distinction divine doctrine doubt duty Economic Socialism emotion enjoyment Epicurean Ethical Society example existence experience expression fact feeling give Greek heathen Hegel hope human ideas about morality indolent intellectual intelligence interest kind labour liberty lives Marcus Aurelius matter Matthew Arnold means ment merely mind modern Monotheism moral ideas Moral Individualism Moral Socialism nature observance opinion organisation organism ourselves Pagan perhaps philosophical Plato Poor Law practical principle private property purpose question reality reasonable recognise refinement religion religious Scholasticism self-indulgence sense sentimentalism simply Socialist South Place Chapel speak spirit suggest Sunday suppose tendency things thought thrift tion to-day true truth uncon universal whole