Too bad more people don't know this material. James had a large impact on many and I know how important the impact of Varieties had on the Oxford group and AA.
in a biography of WJ by Richardson, WJ is quoted as rejecting the doctrine of Christ's death paying the penalty for the sins of other people. In other words, he was not really a Christian. He might have been a "sick sou", but not a Chrisitan even though he uses the first person plural in VORE---"our Protestant culture" or "our Protestant traditions". She says: "his own conversion experience." ?@9:34 Where and when did that happen?
I can't find the photo archives of William James. Can you give me an online link to the photographs? I would very much appreciate it. Thank you, Sebastian
