The relation of creed to conduct is argued alike by Reason and Revelation. The Bible says "As a man thinketh in his heart so is he;" and the keenest observers upon human life have been compelled to concede the scientific accuracy of that claim. The faith of today will determine alike the conduct and character of tomorrow. A false theology eventually fruits in foul living. The opinion of the preacher and the school professor voiced in the presence of youth, is more than a mere matter of polemics; it is practically a matter of morals, hence the title of this book "The Menace of Modernism."...

My ministerial life has been a long-drawn-out debate; the subject of controversy has been the character of my ministry. For forty-five consecutive years I have been in the pastorate; for the same length of time I have been tempted to quit it for evangelism. Today, in looking over the past, I find my debate is not at an end. On the one hand, the blessed church I serve and the school I was privileged twenty-five years ago to found comfort me concerning the choice of the pastorate. On the other hand, the sight of unregenerate multitudes, walking the broad way, makes me wonder still if I should...

Dr. Riley requires no introduction as a wise and experienced adviser, both of young and old, in the finer qualities of the mind and the attributes of the spirit. In this booklet will be found some of his sagest counsel for the guidance of every prayerful Christian who would attain mastery over self and the world. Dr. Riley deals with four imperatives which lead towards the heights of Christian living - victory over temper, the tongue, trouble and temptation - and indicates how this rich experience may become the possession of every earnest follower of the Lord.