_I. Difficulty of expressing the Idea of God so
that it can be readily understood_ _35_
_II. The Rapid Growth of Modern Knowledge_ _46_
_III. Sources of the Theistic Idea_ _62_
_IV. Development of Monotheism_ _72_
_V. The Idea of God as immanent in the World_ _81_
_VI. The Idea of God as remote from the World_ _87_
_VII. Conflict between the Two Ideas, commonly
misunderstood as a Conflict between Religion
and Science_ _97_
_VIII. Anthropomorphic Conceptions of God_ _111_
_IX. The Argument from Design_ _118_
_X. Simile of the Watch replaced by Simile of
the Flower_ _128_
_XI. The Craving for a Final Cause_ _134_
_XII. Symbolic Conceptions_ _140_
_XIII. The Eternal Source of Phenomena_ _144_
_XIV. The Power that makes for Righteousness_ _158_