Georgina Max Müller.

June 11, 1905.


CONTENTS

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The Art of Life,[1]
The Beautiful,[4]
The Bible,[6]
Children,[12]
Christ, the Logos,[13]
Christianity,[21]
Death,[34]
The Deity,[44]
The Divine,[57]
Doubts,[60]
Evolution of Religion,[66]
Faith,[70]
The Fatherhood of God,[73]
Future Life,[74]
The Infinite,[87]
Knowledge,[96]
Language,[99]
Life,[103]
Love,[121]
Mankind,[129]
Mind or Thought,[132]
Miracles,[135]
Music,[138]
Nature,[139]
Obscurity,[142]
Old Age,[143]
Religion and Religions,[145]
Revelation,[184]
The Rig-Veda,[189]
Science,[190]
The Self,[192]
Sorrow and Suffering,[198]
The Soul,[208]
Theosophy,[215]
Truth,[217]
The Will of God,[222]
Wonder,[226]
Words,[228]
Work,[230]
The World,[233]

THE ART OF LIFE

To learn to understand one another is the great art of life, and to 'agree to differ' is the best lesson of the comparative science of religion.