Peter Johnson is Visiting Research Fellow in the Department of Philosophy, University of Southampton, UK.

• PrefaceIntroductionPart I. Collingwood, Christianity and LiberalismI. Collingwood and Rawls talk about God 2. Debating Christianity 3. Boundary Disputes Part II. Emotion and Religious Belief4. Thinking and Feeling5. Magic, Desires and Affections6. Rationality, Emotion and Religious Belief Part III. A Christian Life 7. Busy Bees8. Expressing Religious Belief 9. Orthodoxy and DoctrinePart IV. Christianity and History 10. Historiography and History 11. Heresy as Barbarism 12. Liberalism at Bay – Spanish Civil War Part V. A Christian Voice 13. Collingwood and Christianity 14. Collingwood and Hobbes talk about God15. Afterword ReferencesIndex

Peter Johnson has written an important book about the underexplored topic of R. G. Collingwood’s Christianity. By situating Collingwood in relation to some of the most prominent philosophers of the 20th century, the book offers a vital contribution to research about the role of religious thought in English-speaking philosophy.

Peter Johnson is Visiting Research Fellow in the Department of Philosophy, University of Southampton, UK.

• PrefaceIntroductionPart I. Collingwood, Christianity and LiberalismI. Collingwood and Rawls talk about God 2. Debating Christianity 3. Boundary Disputes Part II. Emotion and Religious Belief4. Thinking and Feeling5. Magic, Desires and Affections6. Rationality, Emotion and Religious Belief Part III. A Christian Life 7. Busy Bees8. Expressing Religious Belief 9. Orthodoxy and DoctrinePart IV. Christianity and History 10. Historiography and History 11. Heresy as Barbarism 12. Liberalism at Bay – Spanish Civil War Part V. A Christian Voice 13. Collingwood and Christianity 14. Collingwood and Hobbes talk about God15. Afterword ReferencesIndex

Peter Johnson has written an important book about the underexplored topic of R. G. Collingwood’s Christianity. By situating Collingwood in relation to some of the most prominent philosophers of the 20th century, the book offers a vital contribution to research about the role of religious thought in English-speaking philosophy.

Peter Johnson is Visiting Research Fellow in the Department of Philosophy, University of Southampton, UK.

• PrefaceIntroductionPart I. Collingwood, Christianity and LiberalismI. Collingwood and Rawls talk about God 2. Debating Christianity 3. Boundary Disputes Part II. Emotion and Religious Belief4. Thinking and Feeling5. Magic, Desires and Affections6. Rationality, Emotion and Religious Belief Part III. A Christian Life 7. Busy Bees8. Expressing Religious Belief 9. Orthodoxy and DoctrinePart IV. Christianity and History 10. Historiography and History 11. Heresy as Barbarism 12. Liberalism at Bay – Spanish Civil War Part V. A Christian Voice 13. Collingwood and Christianity 14. Collingwood and Hobbes talk about God15. Afterword ReferencesIndex

Peter Johnson has written an important book about the underexplored topic of R. G. Collingwood’s Christianity. By situating Collingwood in relation to some of the most prominent philosophers of the 20th century, the book offers a vital contribution to research about the role of religious thought in English-speaking philosophy.