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HARVARD

COLLEGE

FEB 9 1920

LIBRARY

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COPYRIGHT, 1909 AND 1910, BY GEORGE A. GORDON

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Published October 1909

THIRD IMPRESSION

I dedicate this Book to the Inspiring Memory of my Father, GEORGE GORDON, of Insch, Scotland, - born and bred to the vocation of farmer: a brilliant mind, one of the bravest of men, to whom the order of summer and winter, seed-time and harvest was a token of the Infinite good-will, and who toiled in the Fields of Time in the sense of the Eternal.

NOTE

THIS edition of "Religion and Miracle" differs in two respects, and in two respects only, from the original edition. It contains, at the proper place in the first chapter, a discussion of the nature of miracle, which when I first published my book seemed to me foreign to its purpose; but which, in view of widespread misapprehension, 1 now see to be essential. The second feature of this edition is an extended Introduction, in which I consider some of the greater interests and hopes of Christian thought.

GEORGE A. GORDON.

OLD SOUTH PARSONAGE, BOSTON,

June 1, 1910.