The Free Religious Association: Its Twenty-Five Years and Their Meaning
Description
The official 1892 twenty-fifth-anniversary pamphlet of the Free Religious Association of America. It includes a report of the annual convention and William J. Potter's address tracing the association's antecedents, founding, public work, principles of religious freedom and scientific inquiry, and hopes for broader fellowship among religions, followed by the association's constitution.
Table of contents 11 entries
- Report of the Twenty-Fifth Annual Convention p. 9
- Address p. 11
- Ante-Natal History p. 12
- The Horticultural Hall Meeting p. 20
- The Constitution as Defining the Meaning p. 22
- Practical Instrumentalities p. 24
- A Voice Without a Hand p. 25
- A New Religion p. 29
- A Parliament of Religions p. 30
- Is Human History Christo-Centric? p. 32
- Constitution of the Free Religious Association of America p. 36