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Excerpt from Preaching in London: A Diary of Anglo-American Friendship Parts of the Diary in the following pages appeared as a series of articles in the Atlantic Monthly for August, September, and October, 1921, and I am indebted to the editor for his kindness in allowing me to use them here. The City Temple ministry was not intended to be permanent, but was undertaken as a kind of unofficial ambassadorship of goodwill from the Churches of Am...

Excerpt from The Religious Basis of a Better World Order: An Application of Christian Principles to World Affairs The sermons in this volume are selected, for the most part, from the last year of the City Temple ministry, and they will no doubt be found to reflect not only their English religious environment, but also the moods and problems of the period of reaction and irritation immediately following the war. No one will ever forget that ti...

Excerpt from Lincoln and Herndon Similarly, the Illinois Historical Society was most helpful, and Mrs. Annie Fleury, a daughter of Mr. Herndon, rendered every aid within her power. Such a study suggests many re¿ections. One who looks back over that stormy era, when the life of the nation hung in a balance, will have no need to walk the ¿oor for fear of the future, assured that should an hour of danger strike a man will step forth to meet it....

Excerpt from The Sword of the Spirit: Britain and America in the Great War F the City Temple has been an international Shrine almost from the beginning of its history, it is doubly so to-day, not alone from the fact that its present Minister is an American citizen, but still more because of the reunion of English speaking peoples drawn together by a common peril and a common ideal. The call of an American preacher to so famous a pulpit was it...

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Excerpt: ...their symbols into it, making it the mouthpiece of their high, albeit hidden, teaching. How fascinating! and yet how baseless in fact! There is no evidence that a Rosicrucian fraternity existed-save on paper, having been woven of a series of romances written as early as 1616, and ascribed to Andreae-until a later time, and even when it did take form, it was quite distinct from 164 Masonry. Occultism, to be sure, is elusive, coming ...

Joseph Fort Newton (1876-1950) was an American author. His books include Some Living Masters of the Pulpit (1923), The Men's House (1923), and Preaching in New York (1924). "Fourteen years ago the writer of this volume entered the temple of Freemasonry, and that date stands out in memory as one of the most significant days in his life. There was a little spread on the night of his raising, and, as is the custom, the candidate was asked to give...

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A Story and Study of Masonry- what it was, whence it came, what it teaches, and what it is trying to do in the world'.