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Religion
Hicks, Granville | October 23, 1929 issue

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This article presents information on several books on religion. These books are "The Story of Religion," by Charles Francis Potter. "The Story of Religious Controversy," by Joseph McCabe and "The History of Christianity in the Light of Modern Knowledge," by various authors. Potter's book reaches what is in all probability the lowest point thus far achieved in the labors of the outliners. The method chosen, that of recording the history of religion in "the lives of its leaders," is as bad a method as ingenuity could devise.

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BOOKS; STORY of Religion, The (Book); STORY of Religious Controversy, The (Book); FRANCIS, Charles; POTTER, Francis; MCCABE, Joseph; LITERATURE
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