Rationality and life.
Life as knowledge. Intellect and emotions.
Emotion as an organ of knowledge.
The evolution of emotion from the standpoint of knowledge.
Pure and impure emotions.
Personal and impersonal emotions.
Personal and super-personal emotions.
The elimination of self-elements as a means of approach to true knowledge.
Be as little children. . . " "Blessed are the pure in heart. . . ."
The value of morals from the standpoint of knowledge.
The defects of intellectualism.
Dreadnaughts as the crown of intellectual culture.
The dangers of morality. Moral esthetics.
Religion and art as organized forms of emotional knowledge.
The knowledge of God and the knowledge of Beauty.
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