The Symphony of Life

Described by James Allen (author of James Allen) as "Broad charity, sane philosophy, and lofty yet practical idealism, are the most prominently marked features of this work. Of the 300 beautifully printed pages, every one of them is full of ripe thought, admirably expressed. Spiritual evolution, the cause and nature of disease, and the meaning of evil, are among some of the subjects treated, and so comprehensive is the work that it constitutes an ethical and philosophical library in itself."

Chapters Include:
From the Pre-Adamic to the Human
"In the Bush"
The Human Body as a Temple
Christ Was Asleep
The Oneness of Life and Being
Evolutionary Reconciliation
The King's Touch
Nearer to Nature's Heart
What is the Meaning of Evil?
Intelligent Physiological Designing
What is the Higher Law?
War From The Evolutionary Viewpoint
A Christmastide Musing
Thinking as a Fine Art
Selfishness and Nervousness
The Ever Present Judgment
The Unfulfilled Ideal of Religious Liberalism
The Spiritual Utility of Physical Correspondence
Reactions In The Higher Development
Dogmatism, New and Old
What Is Disease?
The Cosmic Consciousness
Splinters