Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 October 2008
May I first say, Mr Chairman, that I regard it as a great honour to have been invited to take part in this Conference? I speak to you as a philosopher who happens to be interested both in religion and in psychical research (like the Neoplatonists long ago). But I am afraid I am going to discuss some questions which it is ‘not done’ to talk about.
1 This paper was first read to a meeting of The Society for the Study of Theology at a conference at Nottingham in April 1967, with Professor H. D. Lewis in the Chair.