William Adams Brown
1865 – 1943
William Adams Brown (December 29, 1865 – December 15, 1943) was an American minister, professor at the Union Theological Seminary and philanthropist. Member of Yale Corporation board
Books
- The Religions of Democracy
- A Teacher and His Times; a Story of Two Worlds
- Changes in the theology of American Presbyterianism
- The allies of faith
- Broader issues raised at York
- [Missionary education of natives in China]
- Why I do not believe in materialism
- Looking forward
- The ministry and self-sacrifice
- Ministerial education in America
- Our responsibility as Christians for higher education in India
- Imperialistic religion and the religion of democracy
- Christian theology in outline
- The church facing the future
- Bible stories for children
- Modern Theology and the Preaching of the Gospel
- A brief statement of the Reformed faith
- Union theological seminary
- A Protestant view of the Anglo-Catholic position
- The place of theology in the life of the modern church
- Christianity and war
- The permanent significance of miracle for religion
- Modern Theology and the Preaching of the Gospel
- The responsibility of university men for the making of the new world
- Statement of aim of the Committee on Religion and Medicine prepared for clergymen and laymen
- The Christian hope
- Theological education
- YOUR CHURCH AND MINE
- Address of Dr. William Adams Brown at the meeting of the committee on worship of the Federal council of the churches of Christ in America, October 15, 1940
- Christ the vitalizing principle of Christian theology
- Problems and possibilities of American Protestantism
- The way out
- The church's challenge to men
- Three addresses delivered by professors in Union Theological Seminary at a service in commemoration of the four hundredth anniversary of the birth of John Calvin in Adams Chapel on Monday evening, the third of May, 1909
- An experiment in coöperative education
- The creative experience
- The life of prayer in a world of science
- Why I believe in God
- Why I should join the church?
- Needed emphases in contemporary religious education
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