No. 8. — A DOUBTER'S DOUBTS ABOUT SCIENCE AND RELIGION (144 pages), by Sir Robert Anderson, K. C. B., LL. D. This book discusses t he di- vine origing of t he Bible, Evolution, and kindred themes. It is written with great skill, and an invaluable book to the uni- versity student, or any t h o u g h t f ul per- son who is troubled by the doubts so common in our day. No. 9 .—THE GROWING CHURCH (130 pages), by Rev. Cleland B. McAfee, D. D. A study of t he Epistle to the Ephesians by a most gifted minister in t he Presbyterian church. It is an illus- tration of how to study and teach one of the books in the Bible. Many regard t he Epistle to the Ephesians as the high-water ma rk in God's, redemptive revelation. No. 10.—TH E H I GHER CRITICISM AND THE NEW THEOLOGY (250 pages). Edited by Dr. R. A. Torrey. A book containing contributions from most gifted, scholarly, and evangelical men in England and America. It shows t h at both the Higher Criticism and the New Theology are unscientific, unscrip-
t u r al and unwholesome; and is an un- answerable defence of the divine origin of the Bible, the deity and resurrection o f - J e s us Christ, and His virgin birth. Thoroughly up to date, it holds an im- mense amo u nt of information packed into a r ema r k a b ly small compass. Any one who would know how to meet the prevalent a t t a c ks upon t he Bible, t he supernatural, and other evangelical doc- trines should study this. No. 11 — SATAN (163 pages), by Lewis Sperry Chafer. This is the most t h o r o u gh biblical study on Satan with which we a re acquainted. It is thor- oughly sound and r ema r k a b ly complete. Rev. Dr. C. I. Scofield highly recom- mends it. Very few Christians know the Bible teachings on this important subject. Not a few, in these days, con- sider themselves evangelical Christians, who doubt if t h e re is a personal devil, and those who believe it know very lit- tle about him. Men need to k n ow-mo re in order to be on their guard against his'isubtlety and power. No book is bet- ter calculated to give the information needed.
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