The Sympathy of Religions

Transcriber's Note This text contains some Greek. You may need to adjust your font for it to display properly. THE SYMPATHY OF RELIGIONS. AN ADDRESS, DELIVERED AT HORTICULTURAL HALL, BOSTON, February 6, 1870. BY THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGINSON. BOSTON: _REPRINTED FROM THE RADICAL._ OFFICE, 25 BROMFIELD STREET. 1871. THE SYMPATHY OF RELIGIONS. BY THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGINSON. Our true religious life begins when we discover that there is an Inner Light, not infallible but invaluable, which "lighteth every man that cometh into the world." Then we have something to steer by; and it is chiefly this, and not an anchor, that we need. The human soul, like any other noble vessel, was not built to be anchore…

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