1881. Within this text, the author criticizes Christianity, or rather Churchianity. In so doing, he has glorified Christ. Within this criticism, he has been bluntly consistent with his conception of truth, thus hurting the feelings of those he greatly esteemed. Contents: existence and general character of God; God as a spirit; deific location and mode of working; nature of God; deific greatness and glory; moral evil and deific perfection; deific law and human intercession; how man helps govern the universe; creeds and practices of Christianity; danger of infallible standards; Christian Bible tested; religions tested by their fruits; ethics and religion of nature; life under the old religions; life under a spiritual religion; death under the old religions; death under a spiritual religion; future life. Richly illustrated.