Religion and Reality - A Study in the Philosophy of Mysticism #250569

The writer has great pleasure in acknowledging first his indebtedness to Dr Burns — Gibson, late of Harlesden, whose private philosophical class it was his privilege for some years to attend, and from whose acute criticisms and unusual dialectical skill in metaphysics he received much stimulus and instruction. The writer desires to acknowledge also the unfailing sympathy, help, and encouragement derived from his frequent intercourse, by speech and correspondence, with his gifted friend, the Rev. John Oates of North Finchley. And lastly he would thank another friend, Mr Robert Mowbray, ma. And fellow-student with him at the above-mentioned class, for valuable hints and suggestions during the writing of this volume, It is perhaps hardly needful to add that none of these gentle men are at all responsible for any of the views herein presented.