Abram Newkirk Littlejohn
1824 โ 1901
Books
- Catholic dogma
- The primary charge and the primary address of the Rt. Rev. A.N. Littlejohn, bishop of Long Island
- The Christian ministry at the close of the nineteenth century
- The comparative dependence of human progress on tradition and invention
- Individualism
- Some alleged faults of the ministry considered
- The necessity, uses, &c. of a church literature
- Catholic dogma
- The Christian ministry at the close of the nineteenth century
- Our martyr President, Abraham Lincoln
- The position of the laity in the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States
- Catholic dogma
- The ministerial gift
- Bishop Littlejohn's address
- The annual address of the Right Reverend Abram Newkirk Littlejohn, D.D., Bishop of Long Island
- Theology and practical religion as affected by the humanitarian tendencies of the day
- Lectures on the evidences of Christianity
- Individualism
- Some of the ethical faults of modern knowledge
- The present popular estimate of the Christian ministry, and its causes
- Conciones ad clerum
- The American character, its faults and its wants
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