Christ and modern thought
By: with a preliminary lecture, on the methods of meeting modern unbelief, by Joseph Cook.
Contributors: Cook, Joseph, 1838-1901.
Series: Boston Monday Lectures -- 1880-81.
Publisher: Roberts Brothers
Published: 1881
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 315
Subjects: Church history -- 19th century.; Theology.
Table of contents: title: Methods of meeting modern unbelief / by Joseph Cook; title: The seen and the unseen / by Thomas M. Clark; title: Moral law in its relation to physical science and to popular religion / by E.G. Robinson; title: Christianity and the mental activity of the age / by Thomas Guard; title: The place of conscience / by Mark Hopkins; title: Development, its nature, what it can do and what it cannot do / by James McCosh; title: A calm view of the temperance question / by Howard Crosby; title: Old and new theologies / by George R. Crooks; title: Facts as to divorce in New England / by Samuel W. Dike; title: Significance of the historic element in Scripture / by J.B. Thomas; title: The theistic basis of evolution / by John Cotton Smith.