Scientific and Religious Journal.
Reading edition
Vol. I. SEPTEMBER, 1880. No. 9.
THE DIVINITY OF OUR RELIGION AS CONCEDED BY ITS ENEMIES.
OUR INDEBTEDNESS TO REVELATION.
INFIDELS IN A LOGICAL TORNADO.
RELIGIOUS HYSTERIA, OR GETTING INSTANTANEOUSLY CONVERTED.
THINGS HARD TO BELIEVE.
THE RESULT OF IGNORANCE, AS VIEWED FROM THE SKEPTIC'S STANDPOINT.
EVOLUTION.
WHEN SHOULD CHILDREN BECOME CHURCH MEMBERS?
OUR INDEBTEDNESS TO THE JEWS.
THE SECOND FIVE POINTS IN CALVINISM, WITH TWO OTHER FIVES.
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN'S EPITAPH AS THE EXPONENT OF HIS FAITH.
HONESTY, OR THE INNER-SELF.