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Greenough, Mrs Jeanie Ashley (Bates), comp.
A year of beautiful thoughts for boys and girls. [1902.] . . . .242 G84
Ladd, George Trumbull.
Philosophy of religion; a critical and speculative treatise of
man's religious experience and development in the
light of modern science and reflective thinking. 2v.
1905 201 L13
"Includes an elaborate statement of man's religious beliefs aud practices
from the earliest known times to the present, an estimate and a
comparison of the great religions, a discussion of the various forms of
theistic and anti-theistic belief, of revelation and inspiration, the
future of religion, and the future of the individual and the race...
His whole argument..-is conducted with the purpose of showing that
religion is justified by reason." Nation, 1906.
Mack, Anna E. comp.
For His sake; thoughts for Easter day and every day.
1902 242 M17
Merivale, Charles.
Conversion of the Roman empire; the Boyle lectures for
the year 1864, delivered at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall.
2v. in 1. 1870 270.1 M63
Nevin, John Williamson.
Christ and Him crucified; a concio ad clerum, preached in
Grace church, Pittsburgh, November 18, 1863, at the
opening of the first general synod of the German Reformed
church in America. 1863. Pittsburgh r232 N25
Robins, Henry Ephraim.
Harmony of ethics with theology; an essay in revision.
1891 230 R54
Sankey, Ira David.
Sankey's story of the gospel hymns and of sacred songs
and solos; with an introduction by T. L. Cuyler.
1906 245 S22
Smith, George, 1800-68.
Gentile nations; or, The history and religion of the Egyptians,
Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes, Persians, Greeks
and Romans, forming a complete connexion of sacred
and profane history and showing the fulfilment of
sacred prophecy. 1854 290 S64
Steindorff, Georg.
Religion of the ancient Egyptians. 1905. (American lectures
on the history of religions.)
299 S82
Contents: The Egyptian religion in the earliest times.—The development
of the Egyptian religion.—Temples and ceremonies.—Magic
art; The life after death.—Graves and burials; The Egyptian religion
outside Egypt.
A survey of the field and an account of the essential facts, by one of
the ablest of the younger school of Egyptologists in Germany. The
most reliable, readable and sane treatment of the religion of Egypt
which has appeared. Condensed from Nation, 1906.
Swete, Henry Barclay, ed.
Essays on some theological questions of the day, by members
of the University of Cambridge. 1905. (Cambridge
theological essays.)
230 S97
Contents: The Christian standpoint, by William Cunningham.—The
being of God, in the light of physical science, by F. R. Tennant.—The
being of God, in the light of philosophy, by Alfred Caldecott.—Man's
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