"Christian Sanity" explores the intersection of faith and mental well-being, offering insights into maintaining a balanced and healthy Christian life. Written by Alfred Taylor Schofield, this book delves into the psychological aspects of Christianity, examining how faith can contribute to mental stability and overall sanity. It addresses common challenges faced by Christians and provides practical guidance for cultivating a resilient and peaceful mind. This work is valuable for anyone seeking to integrate their spiritual beliefs with sound psychological principles, fostering a life of both faith and mental clarity.

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