The P. T. Forsyth Collection brings together 24 works from this celebrated Scottish theologian and preacher. After studying at the University of Göttingen under the notable theologian Albrecht Ritschl, Forsyth went on to become one of the early twentieth centuries’ most influential theologians—his ideas are largely thought to have anticipated, and mirrored, the neo-orthodox movement of Karl Barth and Emil Brunner.

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Religion as presented to the young is too often despoiled of its grace and mystery in the anxious effort to make it more easily understood. The effort to make religious truth both simple and definite may be so far overdone as to permanently belittle the child’s ideas of things spiritual and eternal. Forsyth, in the Pulpit Parables for Young Hearers, hopes to avoid these pitfalls by enlisting the king-faculty of imagination in the service of faith. For this reason, the little allegories in the bo...