Excerpt from Religion Without God and God Without Religion

A Recent controversy in the pages of the Nineteenth Century, extending over many months, seems distinctly to mark a stage in modern speculations upon Theism. Three differing schools are championed by three properly representative men, Mr. Frederic Harrison, Mr. Herbert Spencer, and Sir Fitzjames Stephen. Each of these comes forward with the consciousness of both prowess and reputation; each feels the stimulus of a conflict with equals; each presents his case with the latest lights and most mature arguments available. The tournament itself is a passing spectacle, but the topics are of eternal interest; and yet constitute a burning question of the present hour.

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