William James Pragmatism, Meaning of Truth, and the Varieties of Religious Experience

William James, often referred to as the "Father of American Psychology" was a master of philosophy and psychology. This text contains a collection of three of his masterful works that can serve to inform the reader of the depths of the application of philosophy and reasoning as applied to theological issues. One can learn much about the arguments behind pragmatism, the meaning of truth, humanism, relativism and how these inform theological thought across the religious spectrum.