proceeded to it line a positive argue ment for the existence of God, from erations based on the nature of human' personality and of the phenomena of the great religions of the world, more especially the ap-Dearance in history of Jen Christ, was followed by a lecture out "Problem of Pain, considered as the chief difficalty in a belief in God.
Tt was suggested that no satisfactory theoretical solution could be found.
'A dynamic solu. min, a way towards the conquest in the wlividual and ultimately in pain and: evil was offered by Christianity.
The subsequent _lectu; rth, the following, topes in Its Relation to other (Communism being for is purpose classed as a religion.)
of God—in "onstructive " "The Power
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