Walter Donald Kring
Books
- Loyalty
- Others call it God
- Across the abyss to God
- The Unitarian heaven
- Virtues and vices
- Our duty to be optimistic
- The fruits of our labors
- What the Church can do for the individual
- The Unitarian message
- This I believe
- Religion is a touch of eternity
- The originality of Jesus
- To be an open person
- Two discoveries concerning Herman Melville
- The music of man and the worship of God
- What should we teach in our Church School?
- The ultimate decency of things
- Safely onward
- Doctor Henry Whitney Bellows, or, Orthodoxy among the liberals
- [Sermons preached at the Unitarian Church of All Souls, New York, N.Y.]
- Rethinking Unitarianism
- It matters what we think
- Why good men suffer
- Was Jesus God?
- This I believe
- Are Unitarians Christians?
- The kind of a country we ought to be
- We gather together
- A religious education
- The here-to-fore, the here-now and the here-after
- What the Unitarian denomination ought to be
- The unreality of modern realism
- History of All Souls Unitarian Church, New York City
- A time for renewal
- He never joined a church
- Sources of inspiration
- The meaning of the service to man
- Wonders we take for granted
- What does Christmas mean to you?
- Three basic human feelings
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