SIR MALCOLM KNOX A revised and enlarged version of his Gilford Lectures. It begins by arguing that to have a religion is reasonable; it then answers the questions 'What religion' and ' How much of orthodox Christianity is it reasonable to believe?' 40s Argues for the cognitive nature of religious discourse, showing that such discourse can qualify as cognitively significant without having to satisfy the verification requirement. Secondly, it shows that it does in fact satisfy such a re quirement

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... because it is firmly rooted in the empirical realm. 50s The Moral Life OLIVER JOHNSON Develops a theory answering the primary question of practical morality 'How ought we as moral beings act ?' and solves the equally crucial issue of theoretical ethics, 'Why ought we to act this way?' 25s