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Part 6 of the book "The Apology of the Augsburg Confession" is presented. It explores views on the linkages of faith, remission of sins, the Holy Ghost, and concerning love and the fulfilling of God's law. Accordingly, it reiterates that by faith, the remission of sins and reconciliation are received, thus faith is justified, and the Holy Ghost is given, which is followed by the fulfilling of the law. It also highlights several reasons why love does not justify the fulfilling of the law.

Chapter XV of the book "The Ball and The Cross" is presented. It explores the argument of the believer of God regarding the injustice and inequality in Europe. It highlights on the aspiration of the Englishman to have justice in their country. He believes that through the rule of the divine king, justice would be achieved despite their imperfections.

Chapter XIV of the book "The Ball and The Cross" is presented. It explores the conflict between science and religion. It highlights atheistic and theistic arguments regarding life. Base on atheist point of view, to believe in God hinders the improvement of an individual, while to love and to do good things are the main essence of life according to theist point of view.

Chapter XI of the book "The Ball and The Cross" is presented. It explores on how the religious beliefs of men affect their relationship with women. It highlights on the arguments and points of view of an atheist Englishman who had relationship with a religious woman. The duel between the theist Frenchman and atheist Englishman over the religious woman is also included.

Chapter VII of the book "The Ball and The Cross" is presented. It recounts on the continues journey and discussion of Mr. Turnbull and Mr. Evan MacIan about their opposite religious beliefs as they arrived at the Village of Grassley-in-the-Hole. It explores on the realization and understanding of the theological differences of the two duellists. It highlights their different beliefs on the existence of natural and supernatural things and forces.

This article discusses various reports published within the book, including one on the dedication of the issue to John Erasmius Froben and another on the theological implication of the book.