The psychology of inspiration : an attempt to distinguish religious from scientific truth and to harmonize Christianity with modern thought

George Lansing Raymond’s book seeks to reconcile Christian belief with modern psychological and scientific perspectives by examining how inspiration and religious truth operate in human life. Historically, it belongs to the broader New Thought milieu of harmonizing religion and modernity, and readers will find philosophical argument, theological reflection, and attempts at synthesis.

George Lansing Raymond was an American literary scholar and professor whose writings engaged aesthetics, philosophy, and religion. His work is of interest to readers of spiritual and philosophical literature because he treated questions of symbolism, art, and metaphysical interpretation in a systematic academic style.