Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Religious Life of the Anglo-Saxon Race
Anglo-saxon was a faithful servant of Woden as later he became obedient to Christ.
This work is not another church history. Yet as the denominations have shown the religious life, or have neglected it, their history has been asked to yield its testimony. Wide search in various fields of racial life has been made in order to trace as much as possible the active principles leading upward, ever present and forceful. As the twentieth century is passing it is pleasing to note that the religious life so constructive through the ages, now more unbound than at any previous epoch, is a mightier force than ever in fashioning that noblest of all endeavor, ex alted manhood and womanhood.
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