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Everyday Religion: A Book of Applied Christianity

A collection of short devotional essays by John Timothy Stone offering practical Christian guidance for daily life—encouragement, character, prayer, and seeing God in the commonplace.
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Fool’s Gold, A Study in Values: A Novel

A novel opening: artist-miner Philip and devoted sister Una in a mining camp; she beautifies their home and risks family ties to care for him. Themes: sacrifice, love, pride.
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Thomas Patton Stevenson, D.D., LL.D.

Biographical sketches of Reformed Presbyterian ministers and institutions in North America (1888–1930), including portraits, presbytery and congregation lists, missionary rosters, and institutional histories.
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What Constitutes a Christian State?

Nations are moral agents answerable to God; a Christian state needs a prevailing, active Christian purpose guiding law and leaders. Rituals or declarations alone don't suffice.
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The Forgiveness of National Sin

Argues that nations, like individuals, sin and may receive pardon. Scripture shows national forgiveness is offered but only through Christ; calls for national prayer and repentance.
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The Harrisburg National Reform Convention

1907 Christian Statesman on National Reform: the state's moral ends, Bible in public schools, opposition to military displays at expositions, and confronting Mormon polygamy.
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The Church’s Task in the Achievement of Unity

Princeton Bulletin urges the seminary to fuse learning with piety and confessional theology to provide leadership. It calls churches to pursue corporate Christian unity for effective mission.
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The Theological Seminary of the Presbyterian Church

History and 1934 financial appeal of Princeton Theological Seminary: origins in the Log College and College of New Jersey, founding in 1811–13, growth of faculty, library, and endowment needs.
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Address to the Graduating Class

Princeton Seminary Bulletin (May 1923): commencement program and President Stevenson’s charge urging graduates to embody the Spirit of Jesus, grow in ministry, and “complete the doing also.”
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Review of Alexander Whyte, Lord, Teach Us to Pray

Argues for candid criticism of the theory of evolution because of its profound religious impact; reviews devotional biographies and praises A. Whyte’s Luke 11 sermons on prayer and struggle with the flesh.
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