Prof. W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE PERSONAL RELIGION IN EGYPT BEFORE CHRISTIANITY "The author gauges what ideals were already part of the religious thought in the first century. The separation of the new ideas in the teaching of Christ and of the Apostles from the general terms of religion at the time is the only road to understanding what Christianity meant to those who actually heard the teaching."-Notts Guardian. Prof. ERNEST A. GARDNER RELIGION AND ART IN ANCIENT GREECE "A profoundly interesting study in the philosophy of reli. gion. He has dealt with the religion of Greece as it affected the art of sculpture, and with the reaction of that art upon the ideals of the people and the popular and the educated conceptions of the gods. An epitome of the subject such as readers can get nowhere else."-Scotsman. The Hon. W. H. FREMANTLE, D.D. NATURAL CHRISTIANITY To those who wish to know what the most advanced believers in Christianity really think, and upon what grounds, this book will give the gist of the matter in readable, authoritative form. The Dean discusses the constitution of the Church of England, and such matters as prayer, miracles, faith, immortality and the real meaning of atonement, election, absolution, making use of whatever light may be had from " common sense" or higher criticism. Prof. REINHOLD SEEBERG REVELATION & INSPIRATION "A beautiful exposition in which critical insight and reverent appreciation meet. A very careful statement in which every word carries weight. It is a pleasure to draw attention to this helpful little study."-Methodist Times. |