Religion: general Books

The Extent and Efficacy of the Atonement is a book written by Howard Malcom in 1840. The book explores the concept of atonement in Christianity, which refers to the reconciliation between God and humanity through the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ...

The Religious Houses of Yorkshire is a historical book written by George Lawton in 1853. The book provides a comprehensive guide to the various religious houses that existed in Yorkshire during the medieval period. It covers a wide range of topics,...

The Reign of Antichrist or The Great Falling Away: A Study in Ecclesiastical History is a book written by Janne Mattson Sjodahl in 1913. The book delves into the history of the Christian Church and the concept of the Antichrist, as described in the Bible...

The book ""The Jewish Sacrifices And Their Christian Meaning"" written by John Worcester was published in 1902. The book provides a detailed analysis of the Jewish sacrifices and their significance in the Christian faith. The author explores the various...

The Mosaic Cosmogony is a book written by Robert George Suckling Browne in 1864. It is a literal translation of the first chapter of Genesis, which describes the creation of the world according to the Mosaic tradition. The book delves into the religious...

The Work of the Apostles is a historical book written by Henry Hallam Saunderson and published in 1909. The book provides a detailed account of the lives and work of the apostles of Jesus Christ, as described in the New Testament. Saunderson explores the...

The Fragments That Remain Of The Lost Writings Of Proclus, Surnamed The Platonic Successor (1825) is a book that contains fragments of the writings of Proclus, a Greek philosopher who lived in the 5th century AD. Proclus was known as the Platonic...

The Ethics of Force is a book written by Horace Everett Warner in 1905 that explores the morality of using force in various situations. The book delves into the philosophical and ethical implications of using force in war, self-defense, law enforcement,...

The Christian In The World is a book written by Daniel Worcester Faunce and published in 1875. The book is a collection of essays and sermons that explore the role of Christianity in the world. Faunce examines the challenges faced by Christians in the...

The Morality of the Old Testament, written by Newman Smyth and published in 1886, is a comprehensive exploration of the ethical principles and values presented in the Hebrew Bible. The book aims to provide a detailed analysis of the Old Testament's moral...

The Christian Idea In The Modern World is a book written by Raymond Calkins in 1918. The book explores the concept of Christianity in the modern world and how it has evolved over time. Calkins examines the role of Christianity in shaping society and...

The Sophistries of Christian Science, written by Edward Clarence Farnsworth in 1909, is a critical examination of the teachings and beliefs of Christian Science. Farnsworth, a former Christian Scientist, provides a detailed analysis of the philosophy and...

The Christian Religion, written by George Park Fisher and first published in 1886, is a comprehensive study of the Christian faith. The book covers a wide range of topics, including the history of Christianity, the development of Christian doctrine, the...

""The Religion of Ancient Palestine in the Second Millennium B.C., in the Light of Archaeology and the Inscriptions"" is a scholarly work by Stanley Arthur Cook, first published in 1908. The book explores the religious beliefs and practices of the...

The Relation Of The Jewish Christians To The Jews In The First And Second Centuries is a historical book written by Frederick Henry Reichardt in 1884. The book explores the relationship between Jewish Christians and Jews during the first and second...

""The Oldest Drama In The World: The Book Of Job"" is a book written by Alfred Walls in 1891. The book is an analysis of the biblical book of Job, which is considered to be one of the oldest pieces of literature in the world. The book of Job tells the...

The Christian Revelation is a book written by Borden Parker Bowne and published in 1898. It is a comprehensive exploration of the Christian faith and its central tenets, including the nature of God, the role of Jesus Christ, and the purpose of human...

The Undergraduate�������s Guide To The Rudiments Of Faith And Religion is a book written by Thomas Allen Blyth and published in 1882. The book is aimed at undergraduate students who are interested in learning about the basic principles of faith and...

""The Abbey of Saint Alban: Some Extracts from Its Early History and a Description of Its Conventional Church"" is a historical book written by Henry Joseph Boone Nicholson in 1870. The book provides an in-depth account of the history of the Abbey of...

""The Work and Teachings of the Earlier Prophets"" is a book written by Charles Foster Kent in 1906. The book is a comprehensive study of the prophetic books of the Old Testament, including Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, as well as the minor prophets...

The Order of the Daily Service of the United Church of England and Ireland is a book written by Thomas Tallis in 1843. It is a comprehensive guide to the daily services of the Church of England and Ireland, including Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, Holy...

The Archaeology of the Christian Altar in Western Europe: With Its Adjuncts, Furniture, and Ornaments is a book written by Alfred Charles Heales in 1881. The book provides a detailed exploration of the history and development of Christian altars in...

The Semi-Barbarous Hebrew And The Extinguished Theologian: An Essay is a book written by Thomas Gribble in 1871. The book is an essay that discusses the relationship between the Hebrew language and theology. Gribble argues that the Hebrew language is...

The Nullity of Metaphysics: As a Science Among the Sciences, Set Forth in Six Brief Dialogues is a book written by Longman Green Longman Roberts Green in 1863. The book is a philosophical work that argues against the validity of metaphysics as a science...

The Rise and Progress of Nonconformity in Bolton is a historical account of a congregation of Protestant dissenters who met in Deansgate and later in Bank Street. Written by Franklin Baker and published in 1854, the book provides a comprehensive overview...

The Righteousness Of Jehovah: That Makes For Peace is a book written by Richard F. Chambers and first published in 1917. The book explores the concept of righteousness as understood in the Bible and how it relates to the idea of peace. Chambers argues...

The League's Convert: A Tragedy, In Five Acts is a play written by Henry W. Pearson and published in 1847. The play is set in the 17th century and tells the story of a young man named Charles who is a member of a secret society called The League. Charles...

The Moral Sayings of Publius Syrus: A Roman Slave is a book that was originally published in 1855. The book is a collection of moral sayings and aphorisms that were attributed to Publius Syrus, a Roman slave who lived during the first century BC. The...

The City Which Hath Foundations: Or Thoughts On A Future State is a book written by Arabella M. James and first published in 1876. The book is a collection of religious essays and meditations on the concept of a future state, exploring the idea of a...

The Christian In War Time, written by Frederick Henry Lynch and first published in 1917, is a book that explores the role of Christianity during times of war. The author argues that Christians have a responsibility to support their country during times...

The book titled ""The Argument For The Intellectual Character Of The First Cause As Affected By Recent Investigations Of Physical Science"" was written by George Gilbert Scott Jr. in 1870. The book is a philosophical work that explores the relationship...

""The Anglo-Saxon Poets On The Judgment Day"" is a literary work published in 1890 by Deering and Waller. It is a collection of Anglo-Saxon poems that describe the Judgment Day, which is a religious concept in Christianity where God judges all souls at...

The Scriptural Doctrine Of Recognition In The World To Come is a theological book written by George Zabriskie Gray and published in 1875. The book explores the concept of recognition in the afterlife, drawing on biblical passages and theological...

""The Revolution in Medicine"" is a book that contains the seventh Hahnemannian oration, which was delivered on October 5, 1886, at the London Homeopathic Hospital by John Henry Clarke. The book discusses the revolutionary changes that have taken place...

""The Miracles of Jesus Vindicated: In Four Parts"" is a book written by Zachary Pearce in 1749. The book explores the miracles performed by Jesus Christ as recorded in the Bible and provides a defense of their authenticity and significance. The author...

The New Eschatology, written by J.G. Broughton Pegg in 1871, is a book that explores the concept of eschatology, or the study of the end of the world. Pegg argues that the Earth is indestructible and that the differences between the letter and spirit of...

The Heart of the World is a book written by Joshua Henry Jones Jr. and published in 1919. It is a historical novel that follows the story of a young man named John who travels to South America in search of adventure and fortune. Along the way, he meets a...

WilhelmThe Four Temperaments: Contemplations On Luke IX, 51-62 is a book written by Friedric Wilhelm Arndt in 1859. The book focuses on the four temperaments - choleric, sanguine, melancholic, and phlegmatic - and their relevance in the context of Luke...

""The Relation of Jesus to His Age and Our Own: A Lecture"" is a book written by Joseph Estlin Carpenter in 1895. The book is a lecture that explores the relationship between Jesus and his contemporary society, as well as how his teachings and actions...

The Great Passion Prophecy Vindicated is a book written by Brownlow Maitland in 1884. The book is a detailed analysis of the prophecies of the Old Testament regarding the coming of the Messiah and his crucifixion. Maitland argues that the prophecies were...

The Religion of Common Sense is a book written by Henry John Pye in 1870. It is a treatise on religion that argues for the importance of reason and common sense in matters of faith. Pye's central thesis is that religious beliefs should be grounded in...

The Catechism of the Church of England: Explained and Illustrated is a book written by John Kinsman Tucker and published in 1849. The book is a comprehensive guide to understanding the Catechism of the Church of England, which is a summary of the...

The Answer of the Earl of Nottingham to Mr. Whiston's Letter to Him, Concerning the Eternity of the Son of God, and of the Holy Ghost is a book written by Daniel Finch, the Earl of Nottingham, in 1721. The book is a response to a letter written by...

The Phonology Of The London Manuscript Of The Earliest Complete English Prose Psalter: Inaugural Dissertation (1907) is a scholarly work by Tom Oakes Hirst. This book focuses on the phonology of the London Manuscript, which is considered to be the...

The Horus Myth In Its Relation To Christianity (1877) is a book written by William Ricketts Cooper that explores the similarities between the ancient Egyptian myth of Horus and the story of Jesus Christ in Christianity. Cooper delves into the various...

The Ancient Liturgy of Antioch and Other Liturgical Fragments is a book written by Charles Edward Hammond and published in 1879. The book is a comprehensive study of the ancient liturgy of Antioch, one of the oldest Christian liturgies in existence. The...

Studia In Aetnam Collata (1896) est opus Ludovici Alzinger, qui in quattuor capitibus aetnam scrutinat. Caput primum de geologia montis loquitur, caput secundum de vegetatione eiusdem, caput tertium de animalibus montis, et caput quartum de hominibus qui...