Richard Alliott

• A prosperous church
• On sceptical objections to Christianity
• On the evidences of Christianity
• On the peculiar difficulties and hindrances arising from the circumstances in which young men are placed, which tend to prevent them from becoming religious
• On the varied mental constitution of young men, and the peculiar temptations to which their mental constitutions expose them
• Practical directions to young men who are desirous of becoming religious
• Private judgement
• Psychology and Theology: Or, Psychology Applied to the Investigation of ..
• The Christian ministry
• The difference between fundamental and minor errors in religion
• The fundamental principles of the English Church establishment
• The means to be used by Christian young men, on behalf of their unconverted companions