By HENRY C. KINGPresident of Oberlin CollegeRational Living“An unusually valuable book on practical ethics ... admirably adapted for clubs and classes which wish to study ethical questions, and equally valuable for all who wish the latest and clearest information on such subjects.”—Amory H. Bradford, First Congregational Church, Montclair, N.J.Cloth12mo$1.25 net (postage 12c.)Personal and Ideal Elements in Education“I am reading it with great profit. It is a magnificent utterance.”—William F. Anderson, Secretary Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church.Cloth12mo$1.50 net (postage 11c.)Reconstruction in Theology“Its pages represent what is nearly if not actually the highwater mark of skill and success in blending a fearless yet discriminating progressiveness with a loyal conservatism in theology.”—The Congregationalist.Cloth12mo$1.50Theology and the Social Consciousness“A valuable contribution to current discussion ... it is not scholastic; it is not phrased in the technical language of the schools; the thoughtful layman will readily understand it.”—The Outlook.ClothCrown 8vo$1.25 netBy the Rev. HUGH BLACKAuthor of “Friendship,” “Work,” etc.The Practice of Self-CultureCloth12mo$1.25 netBy FRANCIS G. PEABODYPlummer Professor of Christian Morals in Harvard UniversityJesus Christ and the Christian CharacterAn examination of the teaching of Jesus in its relation to some of the moral problems of personal life.“The lectures are full of power and present a study of Christian ethics which is truly inspiring.”—Independent.Cloth12mo$1.50 net (postage 11c.)Jesus Christ and the Social QuestionAn examination of the teaching of Jesus in its relation to some problems of modern social life.“It is vital, searching, comprehensive. The Christian reader will find it an illumination; the non-Christian, a revelation.”—The Epworth Herald.Cloth12mo$1.50The Religion of an Educated ManReligion as education—Christ’s message to the scholar—knowledge and service.“The lectures are a distinct contribution to a branch of literature of which we stand in great need.”—Boston Transcript.Cloth12mo$1.00 net (postage 7c.)By NEWELL DWIGHT HILLISPastor of Plymouth Church, BrooklynThe Quest of HappinessA study of victory over life’s troubles.“‘The Quest of Happiness’ is Dr. Hillis’s very best book.”—Amory H. Bradford, Pastor of First Congregational Church, Montclair, N.J.Cloth, with colored page borders$1.50 net
By HENRY C. KINGPresident of Oberlin CollegeRational Living“An unusually valuable book on practical ethics ... admirably adapted for clubs and classes which wish to study ethical questions, and equally valuable for all who wish the latest and clearest information on such subjects.”—Amory H. Bradford, First Congregational Church, Montclair, N.J.Cloth12mo$1.25 net (postage 12c.)Personal and Ideal Elements in Education“I am reading it with great profit. It is a magnificent utterance.”—William F. Anderson, Secretary Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church.Cloth12mo$1.50 net (postage 11c.)Reconstruction in Theology“Its pages represent what is nearly if not actually the highwater mark of skill and success in blending a fearless yet discriminating progressiveness with a loyal conservatism in theology.”—The Congregationalist.Cloth12mo$1.50Theology and the Social Consciousness“A valuable contribution to current discussion ... it is not scholastic; it is not phrased in the technical language of the schools; the thoughtful layman will readily understand it.”—The Outlook.ClothCrown 8vo$1.25 netBy the Rev. HUGH BLACKAuthor of “Friendship,” “Work,” etc.The Practice of Self-CultureCloth12mo$1.25 netBy FRANCIS G. PEABODYPlummer Professor of Christian Morals in Harvard UniversityJesus Christ and the Christian CharacterAn examination of the teaching of Jesus in its relation to some of the moral problems of personal life.“The lectures are full of power and present a study of Christian ethics which is truly inspiring.”—Independent.Cloth12mo$1.50 net (postage 11c.)Jesus Christ and the Social QuestionAn examination of the teaching of Jesus in its relation to some problems of modern social life.“It is vital, searching, comprehensive. The Christian reader will find it an illumination; the non-Christian, a revelation.”—The Epworth Herald.Cloth12mo$1.50The Religion of an Educated ManReligion as education—Christ’s message to the scholar—knowledge and service.“The lectures are a distinct contribution to a branch of literature of which we stand in great need.”—Boston Transcript.Cloth12mo$1.00 net (postage 7c.)By NEWELL DWIGHT HILLISPastor of Plymouth Church, BrooklynThe Quest of HappinessA study of victory over life’s troubles.“‘The Quest of Happiness’ is Dr. Hillis’s very best book.”—Amory H. Bradford, Pastor of First Congregational Church, Montclair, N.J.Cloth, with colored page borders$1.50 net
By HENRY C. KING
President of Oberlin College
Rational Living
“An unusually valuable book on practical ethics ... admirably adapted for clubs and classes which wish to study ethical questions, and equally valuable for all who wish the latest and clearest information on such subjects.”—Amory H. Bradford, First Congregational Church, Montclair, N.J.
Cloth12mo$1.25 net (postage 12c.)
Personal and Ideal Elements in Education
“I am reading it with great profit. It is a magnificent utterance.”—William F. Anderson, Secretary Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Cloth12mo$1.50 net (postage 11c.)
Reconstruction in Theology
“Its pages represent what is nearly if not actually the highwater mark of skill and success in blending a fearless yet discriminating progressiveness with a loyal conservatism in theology.”—The Congregationalist.
Cloth12mo$1.50
Theology and the Social Consciousness
“A valuable contribution to current discussion ... it is not scholastic; it is not phrased in the technical language of the schools; the thoughtful layman will readily understand it.”—The Outlook.
ClothCrown 8vo$1.25 net
By the Rev. HUGH BLACK
Author of “Friendship,” “Work,” etc.
The Practice of Self-Culture
Cloth12mo$1.25 net
By FRANCIS G. PEABODY
Plummer Professor of Christian Morals in Harvard University
Jesus Christ and the Christian Character
An examination of the teaching of Jesus in its relation to some of the moral problems of personal life.
“The lectures are full of power and present a study of Christian ethics which is truly inspiring.”—Independent.
Cloth12mo$1.50 net (postage 11c.)
Jesus Christ and the Social Question
An examination of the teaching of Jesus in its relation to some problems of modern social life.
“It is vital, searching, comprehensive. The Christian reader will find it an illumination; the non-Christian, a revelation.”—The Epworth Herald.
Cloth12mo$1.50
The Religion of an Educated Man
Religion as education—Christ’s message to the scholar—knowledge and service.
“The lectures are a distinct contribution to a branch of literature of which we stand in great need.”—Boston Transcript.
Cloth12mo$1.00 net (postage 7c.)
By NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIS
Pastor of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn
The Quest of Happiness
A study of victory over life’s troubles.
“‘The Quest of Happiness’ is Dr. Hillis’s very best book.”—Amory H. Bradford, Pastor of First Congregational Church, Montclair, N.J.
Cloth, with colored page borders$1.50 net
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