CONTENTS: What is Religion?--The Place and Significance of the Old Testament in Religion--The Place and Significance of the New Testament in Religion--The Christian Religion in the First Fifteen Centuries of its Existence--The Christian Religion in Modern Europe--The Christian Religion in Modern Life. _Fourth Edition. 8vo, cloth, 7s. 6d._ =THE CITY OF GOD:= A Series of Discussions in Religion. "We find in the discourses which form this volume much able statement and much vigorous thought, and an admirable comprehension of the great questions which are being discussed in our day with eagerness and bated breath."--_Scotsman._ _Seventh Edition. Demy 8vo, 9s._ =STUDIES IN THE LIFE OF CHRIST.= "There is ample room for Professor Fairbairn's thoughtful and brilliant sketches. Dr. Fairbairn's is not the base rhetoric often employed to hide want of thought or poverty of thought, but the noble rhetoric which is alive with thought and imagination to its utmost and finest extremities."--_Expositor._ LONDON: HODDER & STOUGHTON, 27, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C. _PROFESSOR W. M. RAMSAY'S NEW WORK._ _Second Edition. With Maps and Illustrations, 8vo, cloth, 21s._ =THE CHURCH IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE BEFORE A.D. 170.= By W. M. RAMSAY, M.A., Professor of Humanity in the University of Aberdeen. "The whole volume is full of freshness and originality.... I lay down his book with warm and sincere admiration. He has succeeded in investing a number of critical discussions with extraordinary vividness and reality. He has done so because he writes always 'with his eye upon the object,' and that an object seen in the light of knowledge which, in its own special sphere (the geography of Asia Minor and Roman administration), is unrivalled."--Prof. W. SANDAY, _in the Expositor_. "This volume is the most important contribution to the study of early Church history which has been published in this country since the great work of Bishop Lightfoot on the Apostolic fathers. It is, too, unless our memory fails us, without a rival in any foreign country."--_Guardian._ _WORKS BY DR. JAMES STALKER._ _Twenty-Third Thousand. Crown 8vo, cloth, 5s._ =IMAGO CHRISTI:= The Example of Jesus Christ. "An immortal book."--_Mr. Spurgeon._ "The execution is full of ingenuity, and the book can be recommended as a devout and thoughtful commentary on practical Christian life in many phases. Mr. Stalker has broad sympathies and a watchful eye, and speaks in a tone that will commend itself to all his readers."--_Saturday Review._ _BY THE SAME AUTHOR._