The author has maintained that the apparent lack of popular interest in religion is largely due to the awkward and blundering way in which it has been presented to the mind and heart of those who all the time carry deep within themselves inner hungers and thirsts which nothing but God can satisfy. He does not wish to write anything which does not at least bear the mark and seal of reality, and which will not make some genuine fact of life more plain and sure. Contents: deeper universe; way of faith and love; way of dedication; things by which we live; great venture; soul's converse; Christ's inner way to the kingdom; Jesus Christ and the inner life.