Washington Gladden
1836 – 1918
Books
- How shall I know whether I am a Christian, or not?
- Comments from the pen of the Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden on prohibition and the evils and injustice consequent therefrom
- To all ministers and members of congregational churches, greeting
- Amusements
- The great commoner of Ohio
- The Christian league of Connecticut
- Applied Christianity
- Tools and the man
- Seven puzzling Bible books
- Temperance legislation
- But and if
- Federation for service
- Fifty years in the ministry
- Plain thoughts on the art of living
- Ruling ideas of the present age
- Hurricane reform
- Santa Claus on a lark
- The interpreter
- Women's part on social question
- Who wrote the Bible?
- Parish problems
- Debate on trusts, between O.C. Barber and Hon. J.A. Kohler, ...
- Present day theology
- Moral gains and losses of the temperance reformation
- Varzhutʻiwn anmahutʻean
- Religion after the war
- Applied Christianity
- Creative Americans, Henry Churchill King
- Addresses of Washington Gladden, "the relations of capital and labor.", Benjamin Butterworth, "Higher citzenship"
- Plain thoughts on the art of living
- Organized labor and capital
- Religion and the schools
- The life unfailing
- Burning questions of the life that now is and of that which is to come
- Addresses of Washington Gladden, D.D., "The relations of capital and labor", Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, "Higher citizenship", on the occasion of the Seventeenth Semi-annual Dividend Meeting at Ivorydale, O., February 3, 1896
- The Christian pastor and the working church
- Social facts and forces
- How much is left for the old doctrines?
- Another war with Mexico?
- Who wrote the Bible?
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