Today’s free book is P T Forsyth’s World War I lecture series on Christian Theodicy. “In his Christian Theology: An Introduction, Alister E. McGrath describes Forsyth’s Justification of God (1916). The book represents an impassioned plea to allow the notion of the “justice of God” to be rediscovered. Forsyth is less concerned than Anselm for…
Today’s free book is Henry Wheeler Robinson’s examination of the Christian Experience of the Holy Spirit. The doctrine of the Holy Spirit is perhaps beset with more difficulties, and is one on which the views of Christians are less defined than any other. This book endeavours to face the difficulties. It argues from what we…
Today’s free book is, appropriately, Robert L. Ottley’s detailed study of the doctrine of the Incarnation. This public domain title was digitised from the copy held in Spurgeon’s College Library. Robert Lawrence Ottley [1856-1933], The Doctrine of the Incarnation, 8th edn. London: Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1896, 1946. Hbk. pp.690. [Click here to visit the…
Today’s free book is a Manual of Baptism written from a Baptist perspective by John Hunt Cooke. My thanks to Book Aid for making this public domain title available for digitisation. John Hunt Cooke [1828-1908], A Concise Manual of Baptism. London: Baptist Tract and Book Society, 1896. Hbk. pp.128. [Click here to visit the download…
