Haverford, Pennsylvania.

Mid Winter, 1922.

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	Introduction: Religion as Energy	[vii]
CHAPTER I THE CENTRAL PEACE
I.	Peace That Passes Understanding	[1]
II.	The Search for a Refuge	[5]
III.	What We Want Most	[10]
CHAPTER II THE GREAT ENERGIES THAT WORK
I.	Trying the Better Way	[15]
II.	He Came to Himself	[23]
III.	Some New Reasons for “Loving Enemies”	[29]
CHAPTER III THE POWER THAT WORKETH IN US
I.	Where the Beyond Breaks Through	[35]
II.	Conquering by an Inner Force	[41]
III.	Living in the Presence of the Eternal	[46]
CHAPTER IV THE WAY OF VISION
I.	Days of Greater Visibility	[50]
II.	The Prophet and His Tragedies	[54]
III.	A Long Distance Call	[60]
CHAPTER V THE WAY OF PERSONALITY
I.	Another Kind of Hero	[65]
II.	The Better Possession	[69]
III.	The Greatest Rivalries of Life	[74]
CHAPTER VI AGENCIES OF CONSTRUCTION
I.	The Church of the Living God	[79]
II.	The Nursery of Spiritual Life	[83]
III.	The Democracy We Aim At	[86]
IV.	The Essential Truth of Christianity	[91]
CHAPTER VII THE NEAR AND THE FAR
I.	Things Present and Things to Come	[98]
II.	Two Types of Ministry	[102]
III.	We Have Seen His Star	[106]
CHAPTER VIII THE LIGHT-FRINGED MYSTERY
I.	The Religious Significance of Death	[111]
II.	The New Born out of the Old	[127]
CHAPTER IX THE MYSTIC’S EXPERIENCE OF GOD		[133]
CHAPTER X PSYCHOLOGY AND THE SPIRITUAL LIFE		[160]

SPIRITUAL ENERGIES IN DAILY LIFE

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