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What is evangelicalism?
Changes at St Philips
Invocation of saints
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Pope
The Bible and tradition
The sacrifice of the mass
The meaning of justify
Did the church give us the Bible?
An interesting interview
How Protestants explain Thou art Peter
Disturbing factors in discussion
Faith and works
The sacrifice of the mass
Is Protestantism apostolical?
The resurrection and the sacrifice of the mass
Mixed marriages
An official forgery
Protestants and the interpretation of Scripture
Some important questions
Roman Catholics and the Bible
The problem of church and state
Milner and Foxe
More about Foxe
Reply to criticism
Dr Rumble and sectarians
Inconsistencies in prayer
Some details on tradition
Communion in one kind
History of St Philip's church
The early church history of NSW
What is meant by tradition
Dr Salmon and Milner's axioms
Is the state bound to punish heretics?
Exaggerated language on saint worship
Why we reject the sacrifice of the mass
What is meant by interpretation of the church?
Protestant doctrine and the resurrection
Non-communicating attendance
The problem of Lord Acton
The problem of church and state
The duty of proselytism
The use of the word priest
Positive statement lacking authority
The invocation of saints
Variations in Roman doctrine
Dangers of tradition
Dr Salmon and Dr Milner's axioms
Dr Rumble and Dr Smith
Protestants badly instructed
Is Rome mother and mistress to all churches?
Was transubstantiation an early common belief?
What is invincible ignorance?
Henry VIII and the Reformation
The Blessed Virgin and the incarnation

What is meant by interpretation of the church?
Blunders of popes
Traditional interpretation of Scripture
Does the word of God depend on tradition?
The sacraments
Swearing on the Bible
Dangers of tradition
The confusion of the council of Constance
Who was John XXIII?
The removal of original sin
The grounds of objection to ceremonies
Did the church give us the Bible?
The positive argument against seven sacraments
Superficial morality
The place of ceremonies
Roman Catholic dissensions
Protestantism and certainty
Ways and means
The Protestant view of sin
The catholic encyclopaedia and Augustine
The word Catholic
The word Apostolic
Purgatorial abuses
Protestantism and certainty
Protestants and the Bible
Facile assertions
Dr Rumble and Dr Smith
Limits of denominational authority
The proposed second Vatican council
Is the state bound to punish heretics?
Some details on tradition
Caution in citations
Tertullian and Ambrose
False traditions
The Bible and tradition
The Roman Catholic church and religious freedom
The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Pope
Inconsistencies in prayer
The Breviary and Baronius at fault
What is invincible ignorance?
The problem of church and state
Milner and Foxe

Newsclippings relating to Hammond's death, Societas 1962, scrapbook donated by Mrs Carl Hammond 2010, lecture of Archbishop D.W.B. Robinson at St Philip's Church Hill 7/7/2002, Photocopies of the Dublin University Calendar 1900-1905, photocopied extracts from the Church of Ireland Gazette 1920s, bibliography of T.C. Hammond compiled by N.K. Mackintosh, newsclippings and tributes to T.C. Hammond.

Items reflecting Hammond's interest in the Church and Ireland, including their constitutions and Acts. Also included is typed lecture handouts from Cranmer Bible College on 15 books of the bible; Typed notes relating to the addresses given by the committees in support of a Call to the peoples of Australia, beginning in 1951 on Anzac Day, including addresses by Sir Edmund Herring on the theme of the call, better citizenship. 1954 Sir W. Slim Religious and Moral basis of the crown, National Service Training, Coronation Broadcasts. Includes Circular from Chairman Standing committee in Support of Call to Rev. F.G. Taplin about sending him printed copies of addresses.

Typed articles, mostly 1938-1941, by Hammond with three exceptions, relating to Scripture and doctrines, on a whole range of subjects. Includes a biographical item; articles to magazines and newspapers; a few letters; and including a few Rector's letters (The Philippian) from St. Philip's where Hammond was Rector. Particular interest is with history and events (e.g. wartime).

To editor of S.M.H. by Arthur Wade, Archdeacon of Camden, 5/9/1938.
3 typewritten pp for 'Diocesan Magazine' 14/10/1940.
The Australian Churchman and The Record.
Rector's Letter 'The Philippian', typed and written 12pp, 26/6/1939.
The Revival of Reformed Faith, by Rev. D. Maclean. Typed
The Inspirations of the Bible.
The Bible. 7p.
Trends in Modern Theological Thought. 15p.
The Babylonian story of the flood in analysis. 1941.
The two accounts of Creation.
Sydney's position. 8p.
The position of Sydney.8p.
Position of Sydney: The Articles and Prayerbook. 9p.
This is the victory that overcometh the world. 30/11/1938. For Keswick Bible and Prayer Guild.
Verifying your References. Written for Societas, 13/6/1939.
The teacher and the trowel.
A Godparent's Remembrancer.
The Bishop of Goulburn and ourselves.
Untitled. 6p.
Spiritual Healing.2p.
The Reformation Rally.
Report on the Doctrinal Commission.
Constitution of the Church of England.
Rector's Letter, 'The Philippian" 3p.
The Marsden Centenary Celebrations.
The Neglect of the Bible in the Middle Ages.
Individual Cups at Holy Communion.
Rector's Letter-'The Philippian' 6p. 14/12/1938.
The Faith and Modern Cults. 12p. Ink.
Notice of the Moore College Reunion.
Prayer of thanks for the deliverance of War.
Fragmentary Notes of the book Essential Christianity.
Baptism.
3p. 17/4/1939.
Notes on the sermon for Americans. 19/5/1939.
Letter from Builder's Committee.
Letter to the Editor of Sydney Diocesan Magazine on work of But-Har-Gra Bible and Training College. 16/5/1939.
Suggestions in Baptism. 2/6/1939.
Letter Draft for Builders. 8/6/1939.
Not servants, but Friends. 13/6/1939.

Mostly relating to an address by Hammond on 2CH at 8:45 p.m. every alternate Sunday, presented by the Council of Churches in Conjunction with the Loyal Orange Institute of N.S.W., called "The Case for Protestantism". Also includes scattered letters etc.. and copies of 'The Philippian", Rector's Letter from St. Philip's Church where Hammond was Rector.

The Intercession of Saints.
'What the church of Rome teaches about Salvation and those outside her borders.' 22/4/1945.
The English Reformation and the Mass. 24/6/1945.
Was the Mass paganized and manifestly Corrupt? 1/7/1945.
Are there sacrificing priests in the Christian Church? 8/7/1945.
How Rev. H.A.Johnston values Authority. 1/4/1945.
'What do Protestants believe?' 22/3/1953.
Who are the Catholics? 8/2/1953.
Roman Catholic Protestants. 24/2/1952.
Social Implications of Religion. 15/4/1956.
Protestantism: A sure base for Democracy.
A problem of Interpretation. 13/2/1949.
Toleration in Mixed Communities.
The problem of Papal Succession.
What did Augustine believe? 12/7/1953.
Variations in Roman Doctrine. (Presented by N.S. Pollard). 28/6/1953.
An Official Forgery.
Protestant Contribution to the World.
The Papal schism.

Extract from New Life, 21/4/1955.
What Protestants think of the life hereafter.
What is meant by the unity of God.Lunch hour address. 7/7/1959.
3 handwritten pages- Observations on the Book of Mormon.
Did our Lord expect an immediate Second Advent. 15/4/1958.
The gospel of salvation and saving Grace by God's appointment
The keys of St. Peter:Roger Peyrefitte translated by E.Hyams. 5p.
Christian Science.
Swearing on the Bible. 24/5/1959.
Traditional Interpretation of Scripture.
The positive argument against the seven sacraments.
Ought we often or frequently to pray for the same thing? 2/4/1957.
In reply we point out that texts must be taken in their context.
Seventh Day Adventists, Mormonism, Christadelphianism and Unitarianism.
What is Anglo Catholicism? 3p. 25/9/1956.
Abstinence and the use of meat.
Confession.
Poker Machines.
handwritten- Vaccillations on Tradition. 6p.
handwritten- The Papal Schism. 6p.
handwritten- Vicissitudes of the Papacy. 6p.
handwritten- Recurrent Isolationism. 7p.

handwritten- An almost forgotten Argument. 6p.
handwritten- Romanism and Communism. 5p.
handwritten- Historical Misinterpretations. 6p.
handwritten- The Religion St. Patrick taught. 6p.
Causes of Defections from Rome. 6p. handwritten.
Fluctuations in Religion. 6p. handwritten.
The Right of Private Judgement. 6p. handwritten.
handwritten- 'Has the Church of Rome changed the Faith?;6p
handwritten- A Jesuit who became a humanist. 6p.
Mistakes that Matter 6p.-handwritten.
handwritten- The embarrassment of a Commandment. 6p.
handwritten- Doctoring Documents. 6p.
handwritten- The Doctrine of Martin Luther.6p.
handwritten- Clerical Celibacy. 6p.
handwritten- The Question of Celibacy. 6p.
handwritten- Difficulties in Transubstantiation 5p.
handwritten- Papal Blunders ans Uncertainties. 7p.
Typed- The Reformation.
handwritten- The Relation of Inspiration to Spiritual Apprehension. 7p.
Blurred stencils- Purgatorial Abuses.
Blurred stencils- Protestants and the Afterlife.
Blurred stencils- Who was John XXIII? 9/11/1958.
Blurred Stencils- The Confusion of the Council of Constance. 23/11/1958.
Blurred Stencils- Protestants and Tradition. 7/12/1958