Christianized rationalism and the higher criticism
Subtitle: a reply to Professor Harnacks "What is Christianity"
By: by Sir Robert Anderson
Publisher: Winona Pub. Co.
Published: 1903
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 89
Subjects: Rationalism; Apologetics; Wesen des Christentums (Harnack, Adolf von); History
Table of contents: title: Prof. Harnack's scheme; title: Dr. Harnack rejects the incarnation, the resurrection, and the atonement; title: Dr. Harnack rejects the miracles and the gospel of John; title: Dr. Harnack's scheme tested. His Jesus is not our divine Lord and Saviour; title: Was D. Harnack's Jesus as great as the disciples; title: But was not Jesus the Messiah and Son of God; title: The message brought by Dr. Harnack's Jesus contained nothing new; title: Universal fatherhood; title: What is there left us? Mere rationalism; title: Under Dr. Harnack's scheme the crucifixion was justifiable; title: Dr. Harnack's Christianity and ancient paganism compared; title: These Results are the outcome of the higher criticism crusade. Origin and history of the movement; title: The higher criticism distinguished from the dicta of the higher critics; title: The Pentateuch controversy as illustrating the methods of the critics; title: Moses and Hammurabi; title: The theorems of the critics violate true criticism. Analogy of the Dreyfus case; title: Babylon represented the apostasy of the ancient world; title: What then is Christianity? The materials for the true inquiry; title: The Old Testament is accredited by Christ; title: Christ is discredited by the critics; title: Dr. Harnack's misconceptions and the cause of them; title: The Ptolemaic system of Bible study; title: The sermon on the mount: its scope and purpose; title: The Lord's presence on earth called for special precepts; title: Law and gospel equally divine; title: The Lord's messianic mission and the scope of the gospels; title: The cross, the great crisis of the world's history; title: Christianity in its highest aspect is a divine revelation to mankind, and it has a gospel for the individual; title: The testimony of Earl Cairns; title: Christianity in its secondary and manward aspect; title: Dr. Harnack's Christianity is merely a religious philosophy, or neo-Buddhism.