Social Christianity
Subtitle: sermons delivered in St. James's hall, London
By: by Hugh Price Hughes, M.A.
Publisher: Funk and Wagnalls
Published: 1895
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 281
Subjects: Christian sociology; Methodist authors; Methodism; Sermons; English Sermons
Notes: Microfilm. New York, N.Y., Columbia University Libraries, 1999. 1 microfilm reel, 35 mm.

Filmed; NEH Project (FMEST); 1999.
Table of contents: title: 1. Jesus Christ and the masses.; title: 2. Jesus Christ and social distress.; title: 3. The supremacy of the law of Christ.; title: 4. Christ the greatest of social reformers.; title: 5. The career of the first German Emperor.; title: General Gordon's idea of Christianity.; title: 7. "Robert Elsmere" and Mr. Gladstone's criticism of the book.; title: 8. The problem for unbelief.; title: 9. Christianity not a doctrine or an ethical system, but a new life.; title: 10. National character determined by the national laws.; title: 11. The administration of justice.; title: 12. Our duty in relation to the licensing clauses of the Local government bill.; title: 13. The second German Emperor, Frederick III.; title: 14. The authority of Christ.; title: 15. The brotherliness of Jesus Christ.; title: 16. The hopefulness of Jesus Christ.; title: 17. Buddha or Christ which?; title: 18. Schopenhauer or Christ; title: Which?; title: 19. Gambling.; title: 20. A timely warning.