1922. The aim of this book is to give, in nontechnical terms, a brief exposition of the main doctrines of Theosophy. An attempt is made to trace its historical origins and growth, to show its debt to certain philosophical systems, both eastern and western, and, in particular, to set forth the relations between Theosophy and Christianity. Contents: The Scope and Significance of Theosophy; The Antecedents of Modern Theosophy; The Contents of Theosophic Teaching; The Relation of Theosophy to Science, Philosophy and Religion; The Religious and Ethical Value of Theosophy; and The Relations Between Theosophy and Christianity.