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Excerpt from Problems of Living
IN these pages I have treated the human problem, both in its individual and social aspects, as essentially a transcendental one. The separate studies have been written under the conviction that the spiritual element in man is not only the one feature that gives distinction to life, but is the only adequate clue to our Sphinx riddle of a world. The problem, as here dealt with, is followed on many tracks. But whether pursued along its physical, its historical, or its economic sides, or into our most intimately personal realm, it is ever in the sphere of the invisible that the answer is sought. Spite of the modern asser tion to the contrary, our problems of living are finally religious, and look to religion for their solution.
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