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1918. Contents: A Glance at the Characteristic Features of the Mystery Religions; Some Special Phases in the Content or History of the Mystery Religions; Distinctive Points in Which the Mystery Religions Show Agreement or Contrast with Christianity; Question of Paul's Indebtedness to the Mystery Religions for Characteristic Terms and Ideas; Question of Paul's Indebtedness to the Mystery Religions for His Conceptions of Baptism and the Eucharist; Question of Indebtedness of the Johannine Writings, and of Other Positions of the New Testament. This book is of great value to every student and lover of wisdom.

1909. As will appear from a glance at the subject matter of this volume, we have understood the essence of sacerdotalism to lie in a profound emphasis on priestly authority and on sacramental efficacy. The name is indicative of the system which exalts the office of the priestly hierarchy and the virtue of the rites supposed to depend for their valid administration upon that hierarchy. Contents: Roman Type: principle of ecclesiastical authority; papal absolutism; some features of the sacramental system; outlook for Roman sacerdotalism; Greek, Anglican and Other Types: Greek type, especially as represented in Russia; Anglo-Catholic movement; less important developments of sacerdotalism.

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1916. The double title given to this book is not meant to imply that theosophy and new thought are approximately identical. The inclusion of the two in a single volume is rather a matter of convenience than of logical classification. It is recognized that, while they have distinct points of similarity, they also exhibit quite apparent contrasts in spirit and content. Contents: Theosophy: historical outlines; appraisement of Theosophy by Theosophists; attitude assumed toward competing faiths; basis of authority; doctrine of God; cosmological theories; conceptions of man and his destiny; Theosophic principle of authority tested; comments on prominent features of the Theosophical system; New Thought: general sketch; doctrine of man; conception of God and of man's relation to him; therapeutic scheme; some grounds of criticism.

1914. The aim of this booklet is to give in brief form a comprehensive and thoroughly articulated criticism of the Mormon religion. The four tests consist of: The Historical Test; The Critical Test; The Rational Test; and The Practical Test, which discusses the Mountain Meadow massacre.

Contents: A Glance at the Characteristic Features of the Mystery Religions; Some Special Phases in the Content or History of the Mystery Religions; Distinctive Points in Which the Mystery Religions Show Agreement or Contrast with Christianity; Question of Paul's Indebtedness to the Mystery Religions for Characteristic Terms and Ideas; Question of Paul's Indebtedness to the Mystery Religions for His Conceptions of Baptism and the Eucharist; Question of Indebtedness of the Johannine Writings, and of Other Positions of the New Testament. This book is of great value to every student and lover of wisdom.