He also wrote about his views on Christianity in The Mystery of the Kingdom of God and The Mysticism of Paul the Apostle.  
This man was a world authority on J. S. Bach before going on to his most famous work.  He also wrote about his views on Christianity in The Mystery of the Kingdom of God and The Mysticism of Paul the Apostle.  He developed his "Reverence for Life" philosophy as a system of ethics, the basis of which formed his desire to open a hospital in Gabon in 1913.  The recipient of the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize, FTP, identify this philosopher and humanitarian most famous for his The Philosophy of Civilization.
This man was a world authority on J. S. Bach before going on to his most famous work.  
Albert Schweitzer