Preaching and Paganism by Albert Fitch is a scalding critique of paganism and a deconstruction of its worst traits. Contents: “I. The Learner, the Doer, and the Seer 15 II. The Children of Zion and the Sons of Greece 40 III. Eating, Drinking and Being Merry 72 IV. The Unmeasured Gulf 102 V. Grace, Knowledge, Virtue 131 VI. The Almighty and Everlasting God 157 VII. Worship as the Chief Approach to Transcendence 184 VIII. Worship and the Discipline of Doctrine 209.”
