The problem of Christianity. Lectures delivered at the Lowell institute in Boston, and at Manchester college, Oxford,

I. The Christian doctrine of life.--II. The real world and the Christian ideas.

Christianity and philosophy.

Bibliography: p. 38-39.

Browning and the Christian faith : the evidences of Christianity from Browning's point of view /

Includes bibliographical references.

Christianity and sex problems,

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The unity of the truth in Christianity and evolution

Includes index of authors.

Social aspects of Christianity, and other essays.

Mode of access: Internet.

The psychology of inspiration an attempt to distinguish religious from scientific truth and to harmonize Christianity with modern thought /

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Christianity and the social order,

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Sketches of moral and mental philosophy: their connection with each other; and their bearings on doctrinal and practical Christianity.

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Christianity and anti-Christianity in their final conflict /

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Christianity and the modern mind /

"A portion of this book has already appeared in print--Chapters I and III in the Contemporary review, chapter VI in the Century magazine, chapters VIII and IX in the London quarterly review. All this material has been carefully revised and in part rewritten"--Prefatory note.

The church's argument for Christianity, or, The apostolic succession : maintained and exhibited as evidence for the truth of the Christian religion /

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Christ and our country ; or, A hopeful view of Christianity in the present day.

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Christianity and the social rage,

"Several of the closing chapters have appeared in the Bibliotheca sacra." - Pref.

The land of the Veda: being personal reminiscences of India; its people, castes, thugs, and fakirs; its religions, mythology, principal monuments, palaces, and mausoleums: together with the incidents of the great Sepoy rebellion and its results to Christianity and civilization.

Mode of access: Internet.