Published by Yale University Press in 1920, these lectures ask how a preacher can speak to a generation that has absorbed the pagan ideal of eating, drinking and being merry. Fitch contrasts the learner, the doer and the seer, sets the children of Zion against the sons of Greece, and weighs naturalism and humanism against religious experience.
A literate, searching book on faith and culture just after the First World War. Download the free EPUB.