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• An outline of the history of Christian literatureGeorge Leopold Hurst
• An outline of Christian theologyWilliam Newton Clarke
• Introduction to the study of theologyJames Drummond
• Encyclopedia of sacred theology : its principlesAbraham Kuyper
• A practical view of the prevailing religious system of professed Christians in the higher and middle classes, contrasted with real ChristianWilliam Wilberforce
• The religion of the soulLouis Francis Anderson
• The twilight of ChristianityHarry Elmer Barnes
• Christianity in the modern worldErnest DeWitt Burton
• The fundamental ideas of Christianity, by John Caird. With a memoir by Edward CairdJohn Caird
• ChristianityMoncure Daniel Conway
• What is Christianity? : a study of rival interpretations.George Cross
• Creative Christianity; a study of the genius of the Christian faithGeorge Cross
• The Christian taskJohn Harold Du Bois
• Revolutionary ChristianitySherwood Eddy
• The practical basis of Christian beleif, an essay in reconstructionPercy Gardner
• The universal elements of the Christian religion; an attempt to interpret contemporary religious conditionsCharles Cuthbert Hall
• Man's need and God's actionReuel L. Howe
• The reasonableness of ChristianityDouglas Clyde Macintosh
• Studies of ChristianityJames Martineau
• The recovery and restatement of the gospelLoran David Osborn
• The recovery & restatement of the gospel, by Loran David Osborn, Ph.DLoran David Osborn
• Jesus of Nazareth, who was He?John Godfrey Fredinand Raupert
• The problem of Christianity : lecturesJosiah Royce
• The next step in religionRoy Wood Sellars
• Religion coming of ageRoy Wood Sellars
• The agony of ChristianityMiguel de Unamuno
• The gospel for a world of sinHenry Van Dyke
• The future of ChristianityEdgar Sheffield Brightman
• Essentials and non-essentials in religion : six lectures delivered in the Music Hall, BostonJames Freeman Clarke
• Christ, St Francis and to-dayG. G. Coulton
• The increase of true religion; addresses to the clergy and church workers of the archdeaconry of ElyW. Cunningham
• What is Christianity?Herbert Ernest Cushman
• Gospel ChristianityThomas A. Davies
• Via, veritas, vita: lectures on "Christianity in its most simple and intelligible form." Delivered in Oxford and London in April and May 189James Drummond
• What Christ means to meWilfred Thomason Grenfell
• The church and the manDonald Hankey
• The road; the ever-existent, universal and only religion of God; its presence in all the religions and civilizations of the world, and the pCharles Clark Harrah
• The stewardship of faith our heritage from early ChristianityKirsopp Lake
• The Christian churchJohn D. Rockefeller
• What religion isBernard Bosanquet
• Religion in literature and religion in lifeStopford A. Brooke
• Present-day dilemmas in religionCharles Whitney Gilkey
• Jesus in the experience of menT. R. Glover
• The religion of Main streetPercy Stickney Grant
• Jesus' way : an appreciation of the teaching in the Synoptic GospelsWilliam De Witt Hyde
• The Christ of every road; a study in PentecostE. Stanley Jones
• A preface to Christian faith in a new ageRufus M. Jones
• Humane religionFrank Kingdon
• Religion in the thought of todayCarl S. Patton
• Sermons of a chemistEdwin E. Slosson
• Finding GodRussell Henry Stafford
• Christian faith and democracyGregory Vlastos
• Christianity, the world-religion : lectures delivered in India and JapanJohn Henry Barrows
• Christ at the Round tableE. Stanley Jones
• Christianity and idealism : the Christian ideal of life in its relations to the Greek and Jewish ideals and to modern philosophyJohn Watson
• The environment of early ChristianityS. Angus
• Buddhism and Christianity: a contrast and parallelJ. Estlin Carpenter
• Buddhist and Christian GospelsAlbert J. Edmunds
• Buddhist texts quoted as Scripture by the Gospel of John: a discovery in the lower criticismAlbert J. Edmunds
• Was Jesus influenced by Buddhism? A comparative study of the lives and thoughts of Gautama and JesusDwight Goddard