The Third and Fourth Generation (Downing). A series of studies in heredity based upon studies of phenomena in the natural world and leading up to important historical facts and inferences in the human world.
ADULT GROUP
The Biblical studies assigned to the high-school period are in most cases adaptable to adult class work. There are other volumes, however, intended only for the adult group, which also includes the young people beyond the high-school age. They are as follows:
The Life of Christ (Burton and Mathews). A careful historical study of the life of Christ from the four gospels, with copious notes, reading references, maps, etc.
What Jesus Taught (Slaten). This book develops an unusual but stimulating method of teaching groups of students in colleges, Christian associations, and churches. After a swift survey of the material and spiritual environment of Jesus this book suggests outlines for discussions of his teaching on such topics as civilization, hate, war and non-resistance, democracy, religion, and similar topics. Can be effectively used by laymen as well as professional leaders.
Great Men of the Christian Church (Walker). A series of delightful biographies of men who have been influential in great crises in the history of the church.
Christian Faith for Men of Today (Cook). A re-interpretation of old doctrines in the light of modern attitudes.
Social Duties from the Christian Point of View (Henderson). Practical studies in the fundamental social relationships which make up life in the family, the city, and the state.
Religious Education in the Family (Cope). An illuminating study of the possibilities of a normal religious development in the family life. Invaluable to parents.
Christianity and Its Bible (Waring). A remarkably comprehensive sketch of the Old and the New Testament religion, the Christian church, and the present status of Christianity.