Protestant Modernist Pamphlets

Abbreviations and Archives Cited Preface Part One: Protestant Modernist Responses to Bryan Introduction 1. "Spiking Bryan's Guns": Contested Definitions of "Science" and "Religion" 2. Liberal Protestant Scientists and Clergy Join Forces: The Story of the AISL Pamphlets 3. Science and Religion, Chicago Style: The Protestant Modernist Encounter with Science Part Two: The AISL "Science and Religion" Pamphlets Edwin Grant Conklin, Evolution and the Bible (1922)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Harry Emerson Fosdick, Evolution and Mr. Bryan (1922)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Shailer Mathews, How Science Helps Our Faith (1922)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Robert Andrews Millikan, A Scientist Confesses His Faith (1923)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Edwin Brant Frost, The Heavens are Telling (1924)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Samuel Christian Schmucker, Through Science to God (1926)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Michael Idvorsky Pupin, Creative Co-Ordination (1928)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Harry Emerson Fosdick, Religion's Debt to Science (1928)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Arthur Holly Compton, Shailer Mathews and Charles Gilkey, Life After Death (1930)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Kirtley Fletcher Mather, The Religion of a Geologist (1931)-Editorial introduction and Annotated Text Appendices Appendix One: AISL Pamphlets and Related Publications Appendix Two: Publication Runs for AISL Pamphlets and Millikan "Statement" Appendix Three (A): Scientists Who Supported AISL Pamphlets, 1922-1928 Appendix Three (B): Scientists Who Supported AISL Pamphlets, 1928-1934 Notes Index