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The Presbyterian and Reformed Review 1897, Volume 8, nos. 29–32 is unavailable, but you can change that!

These issues of The Presbyterian and Reformed Review, (now known as the The Princeton Theological Review) were published between 1890 and 1902 by students of Princeton Theological Seminary. Surveying subjects such as psychology, socialism, theology, religious movements, doctrine, literature, education, and more, this collection offers a wealth of insight into religious and social thought of the...

It is certainly to be allowed that it is no light task for a Christian man to hold his anchorage in the rush of such a current of anti-supernaturalistic thought. We need not wonder that so many are carried from their moorings. How shall we so firmly brace ourselves that, as the flood of the world’s thought beats upon us, it may bring us cleansing and refreshment, but may not sweep us away from our grasp on Christian truth? How, but by constantly reminding ourselves of what Christianity is, and of
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