Gifford lectures in 1908–1909. Flint died, unmarried, at his residence, 5 Royal Terrace, Edinburgh, on 25 November 1910. In 2015 the building was occupied by a restaurant and hotel. He is buried against the eastern wall of the old south section of Liberton Cemetery in south Edinburgh. Artistic recognition His sketch portrait of 1884 (wearing armour), by William Brassey Hole, is held by the Scottish National Portrait Gallery. Works Christ's Kingdom upon Earth (1865) sermons Philosophy of History in France and Germany (1874) Theism (1877) Baird Lectures 1876/7; 7th edition, revised (1889) Anti-Theistic Theories (1879) Baird Lectures 1876/7 Vico (1884) Historical Philosophy in France (1894) Socialism (1894) Sermons and Addresses (1899) Agnosticism (1903) Philosophy as scientia scientarum (1904) References Attribution 1838 births 1910 deaths Academics of the University of Edinburgh Christian philosophers Fellows of the British Academy People from Dumfries Scottish Calvinist and Reformed theologians