Is God Almighty?
1922 Princeton review defending divine omnipotence against evolutionary and modern doubts, surveying biblical proofs of God's power in creation, providence, history and redemption.
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Archives
The Confessional Presbyterian Archive is a curated digital library dedicated to preserving and promoting the writings of 17th–20th century Presbyterian pastors, teachers, and leaders. Featuring thousands of searchable texts, biographies, and historical resources, the archive provides direct access to the primary-source materials of American Presbyterianism.
Is God Almighty?
Can the Christian Now Believe in Evolution?
Examines evolution and its philosophy, especially human descent, and evaluates how Darwinism affects natural theology, biblical authority, and Christian ethics.
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Does the Behaviorist Have a Mind?
Two theological essays: one defends traditional authorship and dating of the Psalms; the other critiques behaviorism's denial of mind, responsibility, and its ethical consequences.
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Princeton Seminary and Its Alumni in Theological Education
History and influence of Princeton Theological Seminary (founded 1812): its role in training Presbyterian ministers, conservative Reformed scholarship, notable faculty, and enrollment policies.
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The Keystone of the Arch
Argues the Resurrection is the keystone of Christian faith, uniting history, doctrine, and ethics; Christ's death and rising shape Christology, discipleship, and hope.
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Myth and Miracle at Mid-Century
Survey of mid-century New Testament criticism on miracles and the Resurrection, tracing Strauss, Renan, Schweitzer and continental schools that reduce miracles to myth or psychology.
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Science and Christ
Argues that modern science and Christianity are compatible. New physics and recent evolutionary thought weaken mechanical determinism and revive teleological grounds for belief.
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Tillich’s Science of Being
Critical review of Paul Tillich's ontology, examining tensions between biblical doctrines (creation, Incarnation, the Fall) and existentialist 'being' that risks an impersonal Absolute.
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Indian and Spanish Neighbours
1905 interdenominational Home Mission study surveying outreach to North American Indians and Spanish-speaking peoples: origins, needs, education, and missionary efforts.
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Fifty Missionary Heroes Every Boy and Girl Should Know
Child-friendly sketches of fifty missionary heroes (e.g., Augustine, St. Patrick). Short biographies intended to inspire boys and girls toward missionary service.
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The Late Rev. Lewis Johnston
Presbyterian weekly roundup: labor disputes, public safety, philanthropy, transit reform, investments, and obituaries—notably Rev. Lewis Johnston's Freedmen mission and mission news from Turkey.
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Nathan Robinson Johnston
Biographical sketches of ministers of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America (1888–1930). Includes missions, institutions, portraits, and congregational lists.
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Ruling Elders’ Hand-Book
Practical 1908 handbook for ruling elders in the Presbyterian Church: duties, qualifications, session practice, pastoral helps, discipline, communion and family worship guidance.
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The Pittsburg Revival: A History of God’s Gracious Visitation of Allegheny County in the Winter of 1904
Historical account of the 1904 Pittsburgh simultaneous evangelistic revival, documenting planning, broad denominational cooperation, meetings, and reported conversions and impacts.
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Memorial Day Prayer
Program of a Memorial Day union worship service (May 30, 1898) in Philadelphia featuring prayers, hymns, and addresses asking God's blessing on the nation, rulers, army and navy, and for peace.
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A Letter from an Elder in an Old School Presbyterian Church to His Son at College
1863 elder's letter defending slavery as Biblical: calls abolition a false god, argues Noah's curse made Africans distinct and slavery ordained, urging Scripture over 'human rights'.
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The Alledged Doctrinal Differences Between the Old School and the New School Examined
1855 tract defending New School Presbyterians against Old School charges. Examines alleged doctrinal differences, urges candor, plainness, and Christian unity.
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The Alleged Reasons for the Act of Excision and Consequent Division of the Presbyterian Church, Examined by an Old Disciple
Critique of the 1837 Act of Excision and the Old School/New School split in the American Presbyterian Church; argues the excision was unconstitutional and politically motivated.
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Voluntary Resignation, as an Acting Ruling Elder, in an Old School Presbyterian Church at the West: …
Account of an Old School Presbyterian ruling elder's resignation, discussing church government, voting rights (female vote), discipline, and sessional procedures.
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