Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Spectrum of Religion
Finally, it occurred to me that it would be a matter of more than passing interest to make a survey of a number of representative groups of people in respect of their conception of religion, digest and classify their replies, and prepare for pulpit treatment such phases of religious thought and life as were stressed in the answers received. The idea of finality of utterance never intruded itself for a moment, but the personal equation in the replies, the freshness of the material, the variety of suggestions received, promised an Opportunity for timely and fruitful sermon sub jects which would challenge wide interest in the congregation and community. This promise was amply fulfilled, and a series of Sunday evening sermons resulted from the original sur vey conducted entirely within the local com munity.
The following inquiry was sent to two hun dred people of every class and condition.
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