First published in 1910, 'The New Life' is a study of the concept of spiritual regeneration in Christian theology. Arthur Hill Daniels explores the idea of being 'born again' as a transformative experience, and the ways in which it can lead to a more meaningful and fulfilling life. With its insightful analysis of religious experience, 'The New Life' continues to be relevant to people of all faiths today.

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