Book · 1902 · Nonfiction

The Varieties of Religious Experience

Literary Classics of the United States · 1379 pages
★ 7.0 editorial score

James set aside doctrine and asked what religion does to a person. Gathering testimony from converts and mystics, he separates the healthy-minded soul from the sick one and judges belief by its fruits.

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