LAWSON, MRS. THE WARFARE OF GIRLHOOD. A Series of Bright Papers for Girls. By Mrs ROBERTSON Christian World." The tone throughout is inspiring and practical." LEADER. WANTED—A BOY, and other Addresses to Children. By the Rev. G. C. LEADER, A.T.S. Crown 8vo, cloth, Is. 6d. net; by post is. 9d. REV. JAMES LEARMOUNT'S HAPPY VOLUMES. IN GOD'S ORCHARD. An entirely new Series of Addresses to Children on "The Fruits of the Spirit"; "The Beatitudes"; "The Lord's Prayer"; "The Best Things"; and Miscellaneous Addresses. By the Rev. JAMES LEARMOUNT, Author of "Fifty-two Addresses to Young Folk,” “Fifty-two Sundays with the Children,' Thirty Chats to Young Folk," etc. Handsome cloth, crown 8v0, 250 pages, 3s. 6d. Mr Learmount has made for himself a distinct reputation as a very happy and successful speaker to children. This new volume of his, containing as it does four complete series of addresses on subjects of eternal interest, is likely to still further add merit to his previous reputation. Dundee Advertiser.-"It will be welcomed by Ministers, Sunday School Teachers, Superintendents, Boys' Brigade Workers, and the Mother at home with the little ones. THIRTY CHATS WITH YOUNG FOLK. By the Rev. JAMES LEARMOUNT. Crown 8vo, cloth, 2s. 6d. Contains Addresses for Special Seasons-New Year, Easter, Whitsun, Spring, Summer, after Holidays, Harvest, and Christmas. Glasgow Evening News.-"A volume of bright Sunday morning addresses, containing many striking stories." FIFTY-TWO SUNDAYS Baptist Times." Mr Learmount is a past master in the art of addressing children. They abound in homely illus trations." WITH THE CHILDREN. Morning Talks to Children. A new Volume of Sunday Rev. JAMES LEARMOUNT. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. Dundee Advertiser." Has the rare and happy art of saying things brightly and in a way likely to haunt the juvenile memory." British Weekly.-" Brightened with many telling illustrations, well adapted to their purpose." By Our Young Men.-"A real children's Christian year. Mr Learmount has a fascinating way of simplifying classic legends and old traditions. His pages, glitter with anecdotes and illustrations appositely introduced." FIFTY-TWO ADDRESSES TO YOUNG FOLK. By Rev. JAMES LEARMOUNT. Fourth Edition. Crown 8vo, 3s. 6d. This makes the fourth edition of Mr Learmount's happy Collection of Addresses. It contains a number of most useful stories, and particularly one, entitled, "The Third Finger." The Examiner.-"The addresses are all rich in fresh and apt illustrations from science and legend, from literature and human life, and among all these there is not one 'chestnut '! Ministers and others who have to speak to young folk should look into this volume." The Pilot." Abundance of short and telling anecdotes, the value of which teachers will not be slow to recognise." LEWIS. SOME VIEWS OF MODERN THEOLOGY. Sixteen Sermons on Vital Questions. By the Rev. E. W. LEWIS, M.A. Second Edition. Crown 8vo, cloth, 3s. 6d. CONTENTS. CHRIST THE SON OF GOD; PERSONALITY OF GOD AND HUMAN AFFAIRS; PRAYER AND ITS ANSWER; CHRIST'S MIRACLES; THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY; HELL AS A PLACE AND AS A STATE OF MIND; THE TRINITY; THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION; THE DEVIL; THE BIBLE: EVOLUTION AND CREATION; THE FALL OF MAN: SOLIDARITY OF HUMANITY; SIN AND PUNISHMENT; "ESCAPING HELL AND "BEING GOOD"; CHRIST AS SAVIOUR. " The Friend.-"We have nothing but Christian World.-" Mr Lewis is a praise for this excellent volume. The clearness and candour of his arguments are remarkable. We believe in the main he represents the trend of thought in all denominations. Needless to say he parts company with the traditionalist and the literalist. The writer's work is constructive, and can only seem to strengthen and build up the faith." theological progressive,' and he has the courage of his convictions. 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First Time Issued Cheaply. WHAT IS CHRISTIANITY? Being a Reprint of "The Rationale of Religious Enquiry; or, The Question stated of Reason, the Bible, and the Church.' By JAMES MARTINEAU, Author of "Endeavours after the Christian Life,' ""Hours of Thought," etc. Large clear type. Demy 8vo, 6d; by post 8d. CONTENTS. INSPIRATION. CATHOLIC INFALLIBILITY. RATIONALISM. RELATION OF Natural RE- INFLUENCE OF CHRISTI- A very fine introduction to the essentials of Christianity. They were written by one of the very foremost thinkers of the last century. Dr Martineau depicts in magnificent language the condition of Palestine and the course of events during the time of Christ. MILLARD. THE QUEST OF THE INFINITE; or, The Place of Reason and Mystery in Religious Experience. By BENJAMIN A. MILLARD. Handsome cloth, crown 8vo, 3s. 6d. CONTENTS. THE PLACE OF MYSTERY IN RELIGION. THE LIMITATIONS OF REASON IN THE THE WITNESS OF HISTORY TO THE NEW SOME OBJECTIONS TO THE NEW APOLO GETIC. 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Also contains three fine sermons on "Common Failings," viz.: Cowardice, Indolence, Intolerance, and also Animals and Broad Churchism. London Quarterly Review."There is much food for thought." New Age.-"The extent of his influence on his contemporaries it is impossible to gauge. He sought to supply men with a rational faith, and it may well be that there are those who looked askance at his theology who have yet been helped by him towards a nobler and clearer conception of religion." Examiner.-"The book is greatly enriched by the poetical quotations which conclude most of the sermons. Many of these are unfamiliar, and most of them are very beautiful and full of spiritual suggestion." Expository Times.-"A serious and strong contribution to a subject which will never lose its interest while the world lasts." IMMORTALITY. Thirty-five Chapters. By Prof. A. W. MOMERIE, M.A., LL.D., Author of "Belief in God," etc. Popular Edition, Thirty-fifth Thousand. 6d. by post 8d. 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