Chapter III
| The Psychology of Religion: its precursors and founders | 89 |
| I. | The Psychology of Religious Experience: points emphasized in the discussion | 92 |
| 1. The normality of religion | 92 |
| 2. The power of religion in the individual and in society | 96 |
| 3. The need of salvation | 100 |
| 4. The way of salvation | 102 |
| II. | The Metaphysical Implicates of Religious Experience | 105 |
| 1. The Physical Explanation: religion the result of bodily conditions; religion and sex | 106 |
| 2. The Psychological Explanation: religion and the subconscious | 111 |
| 3. The Social Explanation: religion and society | 114 |
| 4. The Theistic Inference | 119 |
| The Pragmatic Argument for Theism | 119 |
| The Mystical Argument: its strength and its weakness | 120 |
| The Evidence of Christian Experience | 122 |
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