The substance of this volume was delivered as the St. Margaret's Lectures in St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, during Lent, 1912, under the title of Miracles and the Christian Faith.' In the previous year the Lecturer had published a book called Miracles in the New Testament, in which, after a critical discussion of the evidence, he suggested the conclusion that the alleged miracles either were not miraculous, or did not happen. The book did not profess to deal with the theo logical questions in which the problem of miracles is involved. In the few pages which were given to the discussion of such issues, all that could be done was to claim that the rejection of miracles is not incompatible with Christian faith.

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