ROBERT BENEDETTO is Associate Librarian at Union Theological Seminary in Virginia. His previous books include Guide to the Manuscript Collections of the Presbyterian Church, U.S. (Greenwood Press, 1990). An authority on 19th century Reformed theology and missions, his articles have appeared in several journals including The Journal of Presbyterian History.

Foreword by Donald G. Miller
Introduction
P. T. Forsyth Bibliography, 1886-1992
Publications of P.T. Forsyth: Anthologies and Collections; Books; Contributions to books; Letters to the Editor; Pamphlets; Periodical Articles; Reviews of books and articles
Literature about P.T. Forsyth: Books; Encyclopedia and Dictionary articles; Essays, articles or parts in books; Periodical articles; Reports in newspapers; Reviews of books and articles; Theses and dissertations; Unpublished papers and records
Source Index for Principal Works
Scripture index
Index of names and cited works
Indices for separately published works
Religion in Recent Art
The Charter of the Church
Rome, Reform and Reaction
Positive Preaching and Modern Mind
Missions in State and Church
Socialism, the Church and the Poor
The Cruciality of the Cross
The Person and Place of Jesus Christ
The Work of Christ
Christ on Parnassus
Faith, Freedom and the Future
Marriage: Its Ethic and Religion
The Principle of Authority
Theology in Church and State
The Christian Ethic of War
The Justification of God
Soul of Prayer
The Church and the Sacraments
This Life and the Next
Congregationalism and Reunion
God the Holy Father
The Church, the Gospel and Society
Title Index of Forsyth's Writings
Name Index to Forsyth Bibliography

The theological literature of the past 70 years reflects a steady interest in the theology of P.T. Forsyth (1848-1921), a Scottish Congregational theologian best known for anticipating the work of Karl Barth. This reference work provides an authoritative list of publications by and about Forsyth from 1886 to 1992. All but one of Forsyth's books lack indices, and this volume provides indices to the modern British editions of Forsyth's 22 major works. The bibliography is divided into two parts: works by Forsyth and works about him. Each part is sub-divided into sections by type of work, such as anthologies and collections, books, and book chapters. The indexes include a cumulative Scripture index, a cumulative index of names and cited works, and individual Scripture and name indexes for each of Forsyth's books. These separate book indexes also provide the table of contents for each work. The volume concludes with a title index of Forsyth's writings and a name index to the Forsyth bibliography.