Browning and Dogma: Seven Lectures on Browning's Relation to Dogmatic Religion is a unique book written by Ethel M. Naish. In this work, the author examines and analyzes the relationship of the great English poet Robert Browning to dogmatic religion. In seven lectures, she reveals the deep philosophical and religious aspects of Browning's work, considering his poetry as a reflection of her own relationship to Christian doctrines. Ethel M. Naish carefully analyzes Browning's key poems and creative achievements, revealing their compatibility or contradiction with dogmatic religion. The book not only helps to gain a deeper understanding of Browning's poetic world, but also opens up to the reader new ways of understanding religious issues through the lens of his work. "Browning and Dogma" is an invitation to the fascinating world of poetry and philosophy, where the author guides the reader through the tangled paths of religious-philosophical debates, emphasizing the importance of free inquiry and personal understanding of faith.