âChristianity and Problems of Todayâ (1922) presents a collection of essays and perspectives from prominent thinkers of the early 20th century, including Paul Elmer More, Jeremiah Whipple Jenks, John Huston Finley, Charles Foster Kent, and Robert Bruce Taylor. This volume explores the intersection of Christian faith with contemporary social, scientific, and philosophical challenges.
Addressing a range of topics, the essays delve into the relationship between religion and science, the role of Christianity in addressing social issues, and the ongoing relevance of Christian ethics in a rapidly changing world. The contributors offer diverse viewpoints, fostering a rich and thought-provoking dialogue that remains relevant for understanding the enduring questions surrounding faith and modernity. This collection provides valuable insights into the intellectual landscape of its time and continues to stimulate reflection on the place of Christianity in the modern world.
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