James Cranbrook

1869

• Divine providence in its relation to prayer and plagues
• Divine providence, considered in its relation to the state of the country, and the efficacy of prayer, with an illustrative application of the doctrine to the law of individual development
• On responsibility
• On the formation of religious opinions
• On the hindrances to progress in theology
• The Christian sabbath and the post-office, a discouse occassioned by the new postal arrangements
• The founders of Christianity
• The Sabbath question
• The tendencies of modern religious thought