III. The inevitable decomposition of all systems of dogmatic religion; the state of “non-religion” toward which the human mind seems to tend—The exact sense in which one must understand the non-religion as distinguished from the “religion of the future.” IV. The value and utility, for the time being, of religion; its ultimate insufficiency, 1…
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