THE PROGRESSIVENESS OF MODERN

CHRISTIAN THOUGHT.

BY REV. JAMES LINDSAY, M.A., B.D.,
B.SC., F.R.S.E., F.G.S.

Crown 8vo, 6s.

Professor Marcus Dods in the 'Expositor:-" Mr Lindsay has executed a supremely difficult and delicate task with marked ability and judgment. His aim has been to define and to justify the advance made during recent years in theology.......An impossible task to any but a theologian of solid learning, masculine grasp, and fine judgment. Mr Lindsay has proved himself to be such a theologian, and at one step has placed himself in the front rank."

The Rev. Dr Matheson :-"This is one of the best and the most welltimed books that have appeared for many years.......The work of a fresh, vigorous mind, trained by elaborate culture, and chastened by Christian reverence."

Rev. Prinicpal Stewart :-"The idea of the book is excellent and opportune. The treatment is everywhere thoughtful and often highly suggestive. You evince a quite enviable acquaintance with the most recent literature." The Rev. Professor Flint:-"The subject is most important, and your treatment of it seems to me to be in every way admirable.'

The Westminster Review :- "We welcome such a work as Mr Lindsay's as a marked advance on the crude and irrational dogmatism of the popular theology."

The Glasgow Herald:-"His book is the best we have read for a long time."

The Scotsman:-" He is a friend of progress, and defends and defines it, but he is really a cautious and careful thinker, who has read widely on the subject of which he treats.......An interesting contribution to a subject of much importance; and it is treated with such ability and learning, as to make it worthy of the study of the class for whom it has been specially written."

The Expository Times:-"It is a great work."

The Literary World:-"The author is not only thoroughly familiar with the theological thought and literature of the age, but has great powers of synthesis and exposition....... Mr Lindsay's masterly and prescient pages.

Professor Warfield, of Princeton, in Presbyterian and Reformed Review':"Mr Lindsay excellently outlines the implications and laws of this progress. Mr Lindsay's book is an excellent statement."

Professor Egbert C. Smyth in the Andover Review':-"We are confident that any one who desires a suggestive and helpful introduction to what is highest and best in current theology, can find such a guide in this book.' Theologische Literaturzeitung:- "Ist er, wie überhaupt in bewunderswerther Weise mit der Weltliteratur vertraut, so auch bis auf ihre jüngsten Erzeugnisse in der deutschen Theologie zu Haus."

Deutsche Literaturzeitung: -"Eine namentlich interessante Schrift. Erfreulich......weil es in klarer, lichtvoller Darstellung den gewaltigen Fortschritt zeigt......erfreulich und wohl für die Lage der englischen Theologie.

WILLIAM BLACKWOOD & SONS, EDINBURGH AND LONDON.