"How Human Subjectivism has Eroded Confidence
in the Authority of Scripture," This book is a fresh and timely challenge to a problem which has badly disfigured the face of contemporary Christianity. The euphoric evangelical and charismatic throngs that flock to pluralistic and contemporary worship services, in a quest for subjective experiences and feelings, seem not to need an objective, authoritative Scripture – they can
“experience God” directly.

To combat an aggressive intrusion of a new
end-time doctrine, Dr. Goodspeed wrote this masterly treatise, rare for its exegetical precision and the beauty of direct biblical interpretation of the words of Scripture. A fine example of the pristine postmillennialism of the Great Awakening period, this treasure of biblical eschatology from a better day, preserved by God's providence through a hundred-year eclipse, awaiting a people receptive to God's optimistic purpose for the redemption of this earth in this age, through the agency of His church! Dr. Goodspeed was professor of Systematic Theology in McMaster University (1890-1905) and later at Baylor University, Waco, TX. Re-typeset and reprinted from the 1900 edition. 227 pages, paper, Scripture index.