Liddon and the Faith that Sustains Doubt in Religion
A dense critique of Dr. Liddon’s Lectures on the Truth of Religion, praising his subtle thought, independent reasoning, and earnest defense of faith. The review outlines how Liddon frames religion as a living bond to God, questions materialist rivals, Kantian conscience, and the power of prayer, and notes the lectures’ appeal to anxious minds seeking coherent faith within a skeptical age.