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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.

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Review of John H. Randall, Jr., The Making of the Modern Mind: A Survey of the Intellectual Background of the Present Age

Sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker, Dutch-born pastor and Louisville seminary professor, followed by reviews of philosophical works on modern thought, evolution, and theism.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1927

The Last Forty Years in England

Includes a short sketch of Rev. Henry E. Dosker and an essay on England's last 40 years, noting a growing reconciliation of science and religion, acceptance of evolution, and shifts in philosophy and biblical criticism.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1927

Review of John La Farge, The Gospel Story in Art

Union Seminary Review (1927) obituary for theologian Henry A. White and reviews of John La Farge's Gospel-in-art and John H. Hall's devotional aphorisms.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1927

Review of Halford E. Luccock and Paul Hutchinson, The Story of Methodism

1927 Union Seminary Review: obituary for scholar Henry A. White and reviews of The Story of Methodism and The Leaven of the Sadducees, the latter warning against Unitarianism/Modernism.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1927

Review of James M. Stiffler, The Religion of Benjamin Franklin

Sketch of Walter W. Moore's life and achievements, followed by reviews of Baxter's Kidderminster ministry and a study of Benjamin Franklin's religion—Franklin affirmed God and ethics but denied Christ's deity.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of J.M. Lloyd Thomas, The Autobiography of Richard Baxter

Reviews of biographies and church histories: Walter W. Moore, women's roles in the church, Richard Baxter's autobiography, and Benjamin Franklin's religious views. Themes: Puritan piety, denominational history, and deism.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of William W. Sweet, Our American Churches

Union Seminary Review (Oct 1926) includes a sketch of Walter W. Moore and brief reviews of Saints and Ladies, Our American Churches, and Richard Baxter's autobiography.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of Clarissa H. Spencer, Saints and Ladies

Union Seminary Review (Oct 1926): sketch of Walter W. Moore and reviews of Saints and Ladies, Our American Churches, and Richard Baxter's autobiography.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of Evelyn Underhill, The Mystics of the Church

1926 Union Seminary Review: concise reviews of works on Christian mysticism, women's roles in the Church, American denominational history, and biographies of Richard Baxter and Walter W. Moore.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of Robert Shafer, Christianity and Naturalism

Union Seminary Review (Oct 1926) offers a biographical sketch of Walter W. Moore and critical book reviews. It examines debates between naturalism and Christianity and a study of Christian mystics.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of George L. Hurst, An Outline of the History of Christian Literature

Union Seminary Review (1926) book reviews critiquing evolution and modern theology. Authors defend creation, moral government, and critique Kant, Schleiermacher, and Ritschl.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of J.Y. Simpson, Landmarks in the Struggle Between Science and Religion

Reviews arguing that evolution and modern science need not undermine faith: both authors see teleology or a creative agency in nature and call for a broader, non‑mechanistic evolutionary theory.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of Charles H. Lyttle, The Liberal Gospel

Sketch of Walter W. Moore's life emphasizing family background, upbringing, and Christian character. Also contains brief reviews of books on liberal theology and practical preaching.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of Edward M. Chapman, A Modernist and His Creed

Book reviews critiquing modernist/Unitarian theology and defending orthodox Christianity; urges robust apologetics and confident preaching of Christ's deity and atonement.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of William A. Vrooman, Progressive Christianity

Sketch of Walter W. Moore with reviews critiquing modernism. The reviewer defends Christ's deity and vicarious atonement and opposes modernism's rejection of Scripture's authority.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

Review of Martha Tarbell, Tarbell’s Teachers’ Guide to the International S.S. Lessons and Amos R. Wells, Peloubet’s Select Notes …

Biographical sketch of Walter W. Moore and reviews of Sunday-school guides and Schaeffer's The Call to Prophetic Service, highlighting prophetic calling and homiletical help for ministers.

Ernest Trice Thompson ⬩ 1926

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Archives

Review of John H. Randall, Jr., The Making of the Modern Mind: A Survey of the Intellectual Background of the Present Age

The Last Forty Years in England

Review of John La Farge, The Gospel Story in Art

Review of Halford E. Luccock and Paul Hutchinson, The Story of Methodism

Review of James M. Stiffler, The Religion of Benjamin Franklin

Review of J.M. Lloyd Thomas, The Autobiography of Richard Baxter

Review of William W. Sweet, Our American Churches

Review of Clarissa H. Spencer, Saints and Ladies

Review of Evelyn Underhill, The Mystics of the Church

Review of Robert Shafer, Christianity and Naturalism

Review of George L. Hurst, An Outline of the History of Christian Literature

Review of J.Y. Simpson, Landmarks in the Struggle Between Science and Religion

Review of Charles H. Lyttle, The Liberal Gospel

Review of Edward M. Chapman, A Modernist and His Creed

Review of William A. Vrooman, Progressive Christianity

Review of Martha Tarbell, Tarbell’s Teachers’ Guide to the International S.S. Lessons and Amos R. Wells, Peloubet’s Select Notes …

First Peter: Theme and Analysis

Organic Union of the Presbyterian Churches

The General Assembly of 1916 at Orlando

Charles Lemuel Thompson, D.D., LL.D.

Confessional Intelligence

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