"For the past generation," says Dr. Worcester in his Preface, "men have been groping for a theology which should approach the old mysteries, God, evil, the soul and immortality from the point of view of modern scientific and philosophic thought. The old static aspect of the universe has been supplemented by the dynamic. The old transcendent conception of God has yielded to the immanent. The thought of God as mere ruler and judge is no longer sufficient for men's religious needs. Science has discovered God at work, and religion also craves a spiritual and an active Deity who works through laws and through us." 12mo. $1.50 NET. POSTPAID $1.63 *** MOFFAT, YARD & COMPANY, NEW YORK "_The latest voice of modern scientific investigation._"--CHICAGO DAILY NEWS. *** THE RIDDLE OF PERSONALITY By H. ADDINGTON BRUCE AUTHOR OF "HISTORIC GHOSTS AND GHOST HUNTERS" *** CONTENTS CHAPTERS I. Early Phases of the Problem II. The Subliminal Self III. "Pioneers of France in the New World" IV. American Explorers of the Subconscious V. The Evidence for Survival VI. The Nemesis of Spiritism APPENDICES I. D. D. Home and Eusapia Paladino II. The Census of Hallucinations III. Hypnotism and the Drink Habit IV. Hypnoidization V. Spiritism vs Telepathy VI. Hints for further reading "A singularly well balanced judgment is needed to succeed in the task set for himself by Mr. H. Addington Bruce in his discussion of men's latent powers. But he has distinctly proved that he is possessed of that rare gift.... The book is one of great value and written in a style that will bring enlightenment to many readers."--_The Outlook._ "A volume of genuine value and one that will be read with profit by those who are interested in and have followed the arguments and experiments of curious delvers into the mysteries of the human mind. It is a clear, logical and impartial presentation of the whole subject from a scientific point of view, in which is set forth all that can be absolutely classed as fact regarding the latent faculties of man, revealed by study, accident, personal observation and experiment."--_Boston Evening Transcript._ 8vo. $1.50 NET. POSTPAID $1.62 *** MOFFAT, YARD & COMPANY, NEW YORK ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Transcriber's Note: Puctuation errors (e.g. commas used instead of periods, incorrect quotation marks) have been corrected without note. Unusual spellings (e.g. accordeon, breesquely, roystering) have been retained. The following corrections were made: *p. 145: litttle to little (clergymen of the little Connecticut village) *p. 157: oustide to outside (how he was supported outside) *p. 181: ignoance to ignorance (professing complete ignorance) For this ASCII version, the following diacritic marks were changed: *dieresis removed (2nd 'e' in preeminent; 2nd 'o' in cooperated, coordinate; 2nd 'e' in reemerged, reenter; 'i' in naively) *o umlaut changed to oe (Goeteborg, Loewenstein)