George Park Fisher: 2 books

In this 1902 philosophical work on the relation of Christian belief to the natural sciences, the author considers the human soul, arguments for the existence of God, the divine mission of Jesus, the origin and authorship of the Gospels, the relation of faith to scripture, the place of evolution, and other topics. Fisher directly addresses the religious doubts of his generation in engaging prose.

In this 1893 treatise Fisher, one of the most popular theological writers of his day, argues that the theory of evolution strengthens rather than weakens arguments for design. He turns a keen eye on topics as diverse as the origin of religion, free will, and the complexity of the human eye and ear as evidence for design.