A Eustace Haydon
Biographic Data
| ID | 305315 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Eustace Haydon |
| GIVEN NAMES | A Eustace |
| FAMILY NAME | Haydon |
| SIGNATURE | HAYDON A E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 63 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 63 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1921 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1947 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Sikhs in Relation to Hindus, Moslems, Christians and Ahmadiyyas: A Study in Comparative Religion. John Clark Archer
Rashi Anniversary Volume
The Nineteen Letters of Ben Uziel. Samson Raphael Hirsch , Ben Uziel , Bernard Drachman
The Population of Bristol
Messiahs: Their Role in Civilization
The Kosher Code of the Orthodox Jew . S. I. Levin , Edward A. Boyden
Biography of the Gods
Progressism: An Essay in Social Philosophy. Edward Leroy Schaub
The Classification of Religions: Its Relation to the History of Religions. Fred Louis Parrish
Woman in the Sacred Scriptures of Hinduism. Mildred Worth Pinkham
Anthropology and Religion . Peter H. Buck
Biography of the Gods
Die Verwirklichung des Summum Bonum in der religiosen Erfahrung. Mohammed Mahmud von Ahmad
Christianity and Humanism
The World's Religions. Charles Samuel Braden
Materials toward a History of Witchcraft. Henry Charles Lea
Indian Philosophy and Modern Culture. Paul Brunton
The National Faith of Japan . D. C. Holtom
Monumenta Nipponica: Studies on Japanese Culture, Past and Present, Vol. I, No. 1
Religionsgeschichtliche Charakterkunde: Heft 1. Primitive und fernöstliche Religionen (China und Japan) . Richard H. Grützmacher
Twelve Religions and Modern Life. Har Dayal
Psychology and Religious Origins.Thomas Hywel Hughes
The Interpretation of Religion in Western Tradition
Rigveda Unveiled . Dvijadas Datta Vedantism . Dvijadas Datta Purusha-Sukta . Dvijadas Datta
Sacraments of Simple Folk . R. R. Marett
Messiahs: Their Role in Civilization
The Population of Bristol
Biography of the Gods
From Comparative Religion to History of Religions
The history of religions is replacing the search for an essential religion. For a long time the bias involved in identifying religion with some particular revelation made comparative religion a new form of apologetics. With the rise of the idea of social evolution there began the effort to discover, by the comparative method, the law of religious evolution and the nature of religion. For many reasons the comparative method proved unsatisfactory. …
Our Changing Religion Pagan and Christian Creeds . Edward Carpenter The Social Evolution of Religion . George Willis Cooke Some Religious Implications of Pragmatism . Joseph Roy Geiger
The Problem of God Moral Values and the Idea of God . W. R. Sorley
Why Do Religions Die: A Reply
The Religions of Mankind. Edmund Davison Soper
A New Dictionary of Religions An Encyclopedia of Religions . Maurice A. Canney
From Comparative Religion to History of Religions
The history of religions is replacing the search for an essential religion. For a long time the bias involved in identifying religion with some particular revelation made comparative religion a new form of apologetics. With the rise of the idea of social evolution there began the effort to discover, by the comparative method, the law of religious evolution and the nature of religion. For many reasons the comparative method proved unsatisfactory. …
The Significance of the Mystic's Experience
The mystic experience is found in all races and religions. It claims attention as a non-rational, yet real, experience. It may be defined as an immediate awareness of the nature of reality. The mystic feels a joyous certainty of the truth of his religious ideas. The significance of the experience is not in its psycho-physical phenomena. The Orient knew long ago how to induce the experience by normal means. Nor is its significance in its revelatio…
A Valuation of Hastings' "Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics"Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics. James Hastings
The Quest for God
The statements contained in this article are attempts to indicate the meaning of God in the religious experience of men. They are derived from a historical survey of religious ideals
The Understanding of Religions The Religion of the Primitives . H. LeRoy The Comparative Study of Religions . Alban S. Widgery
Recent Interpretations of Religion The Origin and Evolution of Religion . E. Washburn Hopkins The Birth and Growth of Religion . George Foot Moore The World's Living Religions . Robert Ernest Hume
Epochs in Buddhist History . Kenneth J. Saunders
Religious Philosophy or Philosophy of Religion The Philosophy of Religion . D. Miall Edwards
Modernism as a World-Wide Movement
Modernism in the world-religions is a response to disturbance of the old ways. The ideas of science in the realm of thinking and the products of science in practical life have forced into consciousness problems which the programs of modernism attempt to solve. Each group must cope with "fundamentals" which are as varied as the religions. Are the religions of the world passing into a new phase
Modernism in China
While the classical world-view of China makes transition to a modern social idealism relatively easy, the popular religions and the dead weight of ancient social customs present a formidable barrier. The factors forcing modernization, here as elsewhere, are the new industralism, science and the democratic ideal. The signs of modernism appear in the dropping of the state cult, in the reformation beginning in Buddhism, in syncretistic movements and…
Twenty-Five Years of History of Religions
After a preliminary sketch of the heritage from the previous century the development of the last twenty-five years is outlined. The article falls into three divisions: 1, a notation of the outstanding gains in the history of the various religions; 2, a survey of the changes in method; 3, the clarification of the meaning of religion
What Constitutes a Scientific Intrepretation of Religion
Scientific method must eliminate bias and view facts objectively. In the scientific study of religion we must avoid the bias due to apologetic or philosophical interests, to a primary concern with schematic interpretation, and to cultural prejudice. A second task is a correct definition of religion in order to know how best it can be studied. A third task is the proper correlation of the social and psychological sciences in the interpretation of …
The Future of Religion Why Religion? . Horace M. Kallen Science, the False Messiah . C. E. Ayres
Primitive Culture in Italy. H. J. Rose
The Definition of Religion: A Symposium
Mysticism in India Hindu Mysticism . S. N. Dasgupta
Comparative Religion for the People Religions, Past and Present . Bertram C. A. Windle
The Gospel for Asia. Kenneth Saunders
The Great Man in Religions The Story of Religion . Charles Francis Potter The Saviors of Mankind . W. R. van Buskirk
The Origin of ReligionThe Origin and Growth of Religion. Wilhelm Schmidt
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