It begins with the author discussing the status of angels who walk among us in Isaac Watt's essay "The Remnants of Time," and cites admiringly to Joseph Butler's The Analogy of Religion. The fifth section refers to a discussion of Leopold von Ranke by Macaulay and debates Transubstantiation. That section also focuses on a refutation of previous works which argued for a via media, a religious path 
It begins with the author discussing the status of angels who walk among us in Isaac Watt's essay "The Remnants of Time," and cites admiringly to Joseph Butler's The Analogy of Religion. The fifth section refers to a discussion of Leopold von Ranke by Macaulay and debates Transubstantiation. That section also focuses on a refutation of previous works which argued for a via media, a religious path between two extremes, and is called "The Position of my Mind since 1845." Its composition was provoked by a remark in Macmillan's Magazine that its author did not consider "truth" a "necessary virtue."Released serially, this response to Charles Kingsley touched on the author's foundation of Tracts for the Times, but really focused on his conversion from Anglicanism to Catholicism, and took its title from Latin for "A defense of one's life." For 10 points, identify this spiritual autobiography by John Henry Newman.
It begins with the author discussing the status of angels who walk among us in Isaac Watt's essay "The Remnants of Time," and cites admiringly to Joseph Butler's The Analogy of Religion.
Apologia pro vita sua