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         Science is a system of second causes, which cannot describe the world adequately, much less account for it. Anybody who had felt this, however vaguely, will find in Dr. Radhakrishnan a rich source of nourishment. He first examines the modern intellectual ferment, and the vain attempts to find a substitute for religion. He then discusses, drawing with equal ease on thinkers of east and west, the nature and validity of religious experience. Finally, he creates a fine vision of man’s evolution, and the continuing emer­gence of ever higher values. The wealth of material, together with the author’s own living faith, undogmatic and demanding no creed, make the book a complete philo­sophical education in itself.

CONTENTS

1. The Modem Challenge to Religion
2. Substitutes for Religion

• Religious Experience and its Affirmations

1. Intellect and Intuition
2. The Spirit in Man
3. Matter, Life and Mind

• Human Personality and its Destiny
• Ultimate Reality

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