Renascent Christianity, a Forecast of the Twentieth Century: In the Light of Higher Criticism of the Bible, Study of Compartive Religion and of the Un
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"Renascent Christianity, a Forecast of the Twentieth Century" by Martin K. Schermerhorn, originally published in 1898, explores themes of religious renewal through the lens of emerging intellectual currents. This book examines Christianity in light of higher criticism of the Bible, comparative religious studies, and the burgeoning movement towards universal prayer for religious unity. Schermerhorn's work offers a fascinating glimpse into the religious and intellectual landscape of the late 19th century, forecasting potential directions for Christianity in the 20th century. It remains relevant for those interested in the historical development of Christian thought and interfaith dialogue.
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