Author - P. T. Forsyth

"The sacrifice of the Cross was not man in Christ pleasing God; it was God in Christ reconciling man, and in a certain sense, reconciling Himself. My point at this moment is that the Cross of Christ was Christ reconciling man. It was not heroic man dying for a beloved and honoured God; it was God in some form dying for man.” - P.T. Forsyth

The Christian Ethic of War by P. T. Forsyth
The Church and the Sacraments by P. T. Forsyth
Religion in Recent Art by P. T. Forsyth
The Cruciality of the Cross by P. T. Forsyth
The Justification of God by P. T. Forsyth
Faith, Freedom and the Future by P. T. Forsyth
Marriage by P. T. Forsyth
The Principle of Authority In Relation to Certainty, Sanctity and Society by P. T. Forsyth
The Person and Place of Jesus Christ by P. T. Forsyth
A Sense of the Holy by P. T. Forsyth
Theology in Church and State by P. T. Forsyth
Positive Preaching and Modern Mind, Second Edition by P. T. Forsyth
Christ on Parnassus by P. T. Forsyth