Ingersoll on WHICH WAY, from the Works of Robert G. Ingersoll, Volume 3, Lectur…


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Col. Ingersoll explains the conflict he sees between the natural vs. the supernatural on a variety of philosophical topics; secular vs. theologically rooted government; a loving vs. a vengeful God; scientific vs. theological approach to curing diseases; the source of religion as divinely inspired or naturally produced; two theories of morals; reason vs. dogma; living for man vs. living for God; living for this life vs. the hereafter; and other dichotomies. Other lectures in Volume 3 of the 12 volume Dresden Edition), are presented on Librivox as separate audiobooks in the series called Ingersoll Lectures, Famous People. This one is included because it was presented in the same Volume. ( Michele Fry) (1 hr 7 min)

Chapters

I. Two Ways, natural and supernatural 13:14 Read by Brian Levine
II. God - Good or Evil? 5:11 Read by Rita Boutros
III. Disease - Cure by science or theology? 8:28 Read by Rita Boutros
IV. Sacred books - inspired by God or Man? 6:22 Read by Rita Boutros
V. Two theories about morals 4:59 Read by Scarbo
VI. Possible vs. Impossible? 4:12 Read by Scarbo
VII. Personalities vs. principles 3:16 Read by Tommy Hersant
VIII. Reason vs. dogma 6:05 Read by William Allan Jones
IX. Live for God, or for Men? 6:57 Read by Tommy Hersant
X. The narrow road vs the broad road? 8:57 Read by Brian Levine