Contents
- Crabbed Age and Youth — read to Trinity College
- Heresy and Humanity (1912) — published by the Cambridge Society of Heretics
- Unanimism and Conversion — published by the Cambridge Society of Heretics
- "Homo Sum" — letter to an anti-suffragist
- Scientiae Sacra Fames — read before the London Sociological Society
- The Influence of Darwinism on the Study of Religions — or "The Creation of Darwinism of the Scientific Study of Religions." (143)
- Alpha and Omega — read to Trinity College; "if we are to keep our hold on Religion, theology must go." (179)
- Art and Mr. Clive Bell — response to Art by Clive Bell (1914)
- Epilogue on the War: Peace and Patriotism
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