ABSTRACT
The time has not yet arrived for the appearance of a solid and systematic example of a Theism of this Type. Professor Ward of Cambridge is cited to show how Will is being regarded by a leading Psychologist, and Professor James of Harvard for the same reason, with the addition that Professor James goes some way towards letting us see the effect upon the philosophy of religious belief. There are then given some brief indications of how Theologians are likely to regard this attitude of Psychologists.
