Selected Publications
- A Short Study of Ethics (Macmillan, 1895, second edition, 1901)
- Idealism and Theology: a study of presuppositions (University of Dublin Donnellan Lectures for 1897–1898)
- Idealism and theology (Hodder, 1899)
- Ruling Ideas of Our Lord (Christian Study Manuals Series) (Hodder and Stoughton, 1901, second edition 1902)
- 'Articles on Consciousness, Leading Ideas, and Trinity', in Hastings' Dictionary of Christ and the Gospels
- Christianity and the Supernatural (Anglican Church Handbooks series) (1909)
- Christian Ethics and Modern Thought (Anglican Church Handbooks) (Longmans, Green, 1912)
- What is the Church? (Longmans, Green, 1914)
- God and Freedom in Human Experience (University of Dublin Donnellan Lectures for 1913–1914) (1915)
- God and the Struggle for Existence (contributor) (1919)
- Anglican Essays (contributor) (1923)
- Science and Creation (1925)
- The Christian Outlook in the Modern World (1929)
- God in Science (J. Nisbet, 1930)
- Providence and The World-Order (Robertson Lectures, Glasgow University) (Round Table Press, 1932)
- The Adventures of a Bishop: a Phase in Irish Life (Hodder and Stoughton, 1934, autobiography)
- God and the struggle for existence (Association Press, 1996)
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