Excerpt from The Child and His Religion
The material of this book is largely drawn from magazine articles and addresses already given to the public. Chap. iii, on "Children's Interest in the Bible," is substantially the same as originally published in the Pedagogical Seminary for July, 1900, Vol. VII. The other chapters present in modified form the material contained in various articles and addresses. Friends of the writer have expressed the wish that this material might be put in more accessible form, and there has been a certain public demand for the article on "Children's Interest in the Bible." Herein lies the reason for publishing the book.
In bringing this material together for publication in book form, no hope has been cherished of making it a finished product. The book lacks unity, but it is believed that the various chapters discuss topics that have a certain relationship, through the central aim of the writer to bring the so-called natural processes of life and education into harmony with the religious processes. If the book appears somewhat controversial in places, it is a fault of style rather than of spirit. The writer's acquaintance with the unsettled conditions of religious and educational thought of the present is too intimate to allow of his being a dogmatist.
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