1900. Contents: The New Problems of the Pulpit and its Place in American Life and Thought; Social Progress and the Influence of Jesus Christ in Civilization; Jesus Christ the Supreme Example of Genius in the Realm of Intellect; The Supremacy of Christ in the Realm of Ideal Character; The Simplicity and Breadth of Christ as a Religious Teacher; God's Silence and His Voices Also: a Study of Nature's Concealments and Disclosures; The Higher Nature of Man as a Revelation of God; The Old and the New Conceptions of God; Evolution and Christianity: Every Theory of Development asks for an Infinite God to make the Theory Workable; Evolution and the New View of the Bible; The Swing of the Pendulum from Skepticism to Faith: an Outlook for those who are seeking to solve their Doubts and reconstruct a Working Faith; Christ's Relation to the Poet, the Philosopher, the Scientist, and the Seer; Fear, Law, and Love as Motives of Life; The Automatic Judgment Seat in Man: an Outlook upon the Problem whether Theistic Evolution throws Any Light upon Christ's View of Future Punishment; and The Church: its Problems and Claims upon American Society.