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    4. What could an infinite God care for such a little speck? 87     5. Is not socialism the best religion there is? 90
CHAPTER IV Does God Have a Body, and Could He Become a Man? 104     1. Introductory statement 104     2. The idea of the Trinity and how it came about 106     3. Was Jesus God or a good man only? 113     4. Can modern psychology any longer believe in the Deity of Jesus? 116     5. Where does Jesus belong in the religious, social and thought worlds? 132     6. Can God die? 135
CHAPTER V Losing the Sense of Immortality 142 A general statement 142     1. The contagion of doubt 144     2. The inability to make a religious use of modern knowledge 146     3. The loss of a satisfying conception of the future life 147     4. The growing habit of classifying the future with things unknown and unknowable 148     5. An inadequate conception of the kingdom of God 150     6. We automatically lose the assurance of the future when we lose the reality of the present 153
CHAPTER VI Finding the Sense of Immortality 157 How shall we find the assurance of immortality? 157     1. We automatically find the assurance of the future when we find the reality of the present 157           Some reasons why the quest for reality is not more frequently and earnestly undertaken.               a. The moral failure of Christians 158               b. Because the average Christian cannot answer technical questions 159               c. Antiquated forms irritating to sceptics 162               d. The provincialism of sceptics 164     2. Equal striving for spiritual and material things is necessary 166     3. The final step in the effort to know God 173     4. Conscious of the existence of God, we become certain of immortality 176
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