Joseph May
Born 1836-01-01
Died 1918-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL350234A
Top Subjects
- Sermons (12)
- American Sermons (10)
- Sermons, American (6)
- Unitarian churches (4)
- History (3)
- Philadelphia (3)
- Philadelphia (Pa.) (3)
Books by Joseph May
Total count: 55
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Militarism - the enemy of civilization1800-01-01
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The witness of conscienceI : To the spiritual nature of man : II : To God and our relation to him1800-01-01
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The religion of small things1800-01-01
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The beauty of holiness1800-01-01
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A grand old word1800-01-01
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Mankind a unitCivilization a stewardship1800-01-01
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A skeptic's jest; or conscience in respect to opinion1800-01-01
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The spiritual New Year1800-01-01
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Why we trust God's love1800-01-01
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Seeming defeatA lesson from an unlucky life1800-01-01
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The heroes of today1800-01-01
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The word became flesh or The duty of incarnation1800-01-01
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"Only a piece of brass", or The sin of idolatry1800-01-01
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Rational religion - the want of the world1800-01-01
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Our sufficiency is of God1800-01-01
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The unitarian way in religion culture2d ed.1800-01-01
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A treasure hid in a fielda sermonPublished at the Unitarian book-room1800-01-01
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The Christ ideal1800-01-01
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Zion, the perfection of beauty1800-01-01
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Religion a strictly personal, individual matter1800-01-01
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A good man1800-01-01
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Influence, not constraint the method of providence1800-01-01
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[Letter to] My dear W Garrison1867-01-01-
The feasibility of sinlessnessa sermon preached July 9th, 1871, in the Unitarian Church, Syracuse, N.Y.s.n.1871-01-01
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William Lloyd Garrisona commemorative discourse, preached at the First Unitarian church, PhiladelphiaGeo. H. Ellis1879-01-01
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Farewell to an old homea sermon preached on Sunday, February 1st, 1885, in the First Unitarian Church, corner of Tenth and Locust Streets, Philadelphia, on occasion of the last meeting in that house before its abandonment by the Society2d ed.s.n.1880-01-01
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A sermon preached in reference to the death of President Garfield, at the First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia, on Sunday, September 25th, 1881E. Stern1881-01-01
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Manlinessa sermon preached in the First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia on Sunday, October 2d, 1881Press of E. Stern1881-01-01
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Happy in life and in deathA sermon preached in reference to the death of President Garfield, at the First Unitarian church of Philadelphia ... September 25th, 1881E. Stern1881-01-01
The ideal commonwealth and its realizationa sermon delivered on Sunday, October 22nd, 1882, in the First Unitarian Church of PhiladelphiaSpangler and Davis1882-01-01-
Right and wrong in beliefColgrove Book Co.1884-01-01
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Laying of the corner stone of the tihrd [sic] church edifice of the First Unitarian Society of Philadelphiaon Tuesday, March 25, 1885, at 4 P.M. : with other documentsGrant & Faires, Printers1885-01-01
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Joseph Priestley, LL. D., F.R.S.a discourse delivered in the First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia on Sunday, March 18, 1888Press of George H. Buchanan and Co.1888-01-01
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Reform of the civil service a moral dutyA sermon preached on Thanksgiving day, November 28th, 1889, in the First Unitarian Church of PhiladelphiaBicking Print1889-01-01
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Dogmatic reform in the Presbyterian Churcha sermon preached on Sunday, Feb. 20th and repeated by request on Sunday, Mar. 9th, 1890, in the First Unitarian Church of PhiladelphiaBicking Print1890-01-01
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Present political corruptions and the duty of honorable men in regard to thema sermon[s.n.]1890-01-01
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Public purity, its perils, its defensea sermon preached in the First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia, on Sunday, March 15, 1891W.H. Hoskins1891-01-01
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The Jew and the Romanor, love conquers all1892-01-01
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Certain of our own poetsGeo. H. Ellis1892-01-01
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The Jew and the Roman, or Love conquers allGeo. H. Ellis1892-01-01
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Phillips BrooksGeo. H. Ellis1893-01-01
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InspirationGeo. H. Ellis1893-01-01
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The strict and normal humanity of JesusGeo. H. Ellis1893-01-01
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The ethical awakeninga sermon preached April 15, 1894Geo. H. Ellis1894-01-01
The strict and normal humanity of JesusAmerican Unitarian Association1894-01-01-
Truth our aima sermon concerning our basis of union in the national conference and its proposed revision, delivered on Sunday, May 6, 1894Geo. H. Ellis1894-01-01
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Good personal character indispensable in public mena sermon delivered in the First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia, on Sunday, December 30, 1894E.J. Bicking1895-01-01
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Conscience in politicsa sermon delivered in the First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia on Sunday, October 25, 1896E.J. Bicking1896-01-01
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Jesus as he wasa sermon preached on Christmas Sunday, December 20th, 1896, in the First Unitarian Church of PhiladelphiaFirst Unitarian Church1897-01-01
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America at wara sermon preached in Philadelphia, April 24, 1898The Unitarian Book-Room1898-01-01
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Samuel Joseph Maya memorial studyG.H. Ellis1898-01-01
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Militarismthe enemy of civilization : a sermonUnitarian Book Room1899-01-01
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The peril of our republica sermon preached on the Sunday preceding Thanksgiving Day, November 26th, 1899Unitarian Book-Room1899-01-01
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The miracles and myths of the New Testamentwith other essays and sermonsAmerican Unitarian Association1908-01-01
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The myth of the resurrection of JesusG.H. Ellis