09 - Recommended Books

Books recommended to Students of the Subjects discussed in the foregoing Pages.

• Buckle’s "History of Civilization." Especially chapters iv.-vii.

• Professor Huxley’s "Controversial Questions;" and his reference to Miracles in his "Life of Hume."

• Laing’s "Modern Science and Modern Thought," "Problems of the Future," and "Human Origins."

• Leslie Stephen’s "An Agnostic’s Apology."

• J.S. Mill’s "On Liberty."

• Schmidt’s "Social Aspects of Early Christianity."

• Draper’s "Conflict between Religion and Science."

• J. Cotter Morison’s "The Service of Man."

• William Addis’s "Christianity in the Roman Empire."

• Herbert Spencer’s "First Principles."

• W.R. Greg’s "The Creed of Christendom."

• Charles Bradlaugh’s "Genesis."

• Evan Powell Meredith’s "The Prophet of Nazareth."

• Mosheim’s "Ecclesiastical History."

• Dr. Giles’s "Hebrew and Christian Records."

• Dr. Irons’s "The Bible and its Interpreters."

• Rev. S. Davidson’s "The Canon of the Bible."

• Professor Graham’s "The Creed of Science."

• Karl Pearson’s "The Grammar of Science."

• Lecky’s "History of European Morals." 2 vols.

• Charles Watts’s "Was Christ a Political and Social Reformer?"

• G.W. Foote’s "Flowers of Freethought."

• Constance E. Plumptre’s " Natural Causation."