Religion Without Revelation by J S Huxley.

Publisher: Ernest Benn, London, 1928, First Edition, 2nd impression.

Good hardback, no jacket. Boards are marked, rubbed, and bumped. No inscriptions, pages are tanned and foxed. Stains to end-papers.

This book represents Huxley's thinking over more than 40 years about religion and about human nature and destiny. Stressing the scientific method as the key to man's future religious development, the author analyzes a wide range of human experience and concludes that religion without revelation can be a natural and vital part of human experience.

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