Works
- Church and Nation (1915)
- Personal Religion and the Life of Fellowship (1926),
- Christianity and the State (1928)
- Nature, Man and God (1934)
- Men Without Work (1938)
- Readings in St. John's Gospel (1939/1940. Complete edition 1945.)
- Christianity and the Social Order (1942)
- The Church Looks Forward (1944).
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