Hugh Martin (1) (1890–1964)

Seven books are chosen as worthy of being read as 'for the most part concerned with God's dealings with the human soul ... They bring us back to the heart of things' (p.14). A chapter at a time looks at each book: The Confessions of St Augustine; The Letters of Samuel Rutherford; The Practice of the Presence of God by Brother Lawrence; The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan; A Serious Call by William Law; An Enquiry by William Carey; The Ring and the Book by Robert Browning. Others may have show more chosen a different list. But here, Hugh Martin, who wrote much theology himself, speaks to the heart as he summarises, discusses and commends each of these books. show less