Coleridge builds a course in thinking about faith out of aphorisms, some from the seventeenth-century divine Robert Leighton and many his own, each followed by his comment. They move from prudence through morality to spiritual religion. The Confessions of an Inquiring Spirit adds letters on how the Bible should be read, with James Marsh’s preliminary essay.
Coleridge’s most influential religious work, for readers drawn to the meeting of Romantic thought and Christian faith. Download the free EPUB.