An Outline Of The History Of Christian Thought Since Kant
Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons
Published: 1912
Place of publication: New York, USA
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: CHAPTER I; title: A. — Introduction, 1; title: B. — The Background, 23; title: Deism, 23; title: Rationalism, 26; title: Pietism, 30; title: Aesthetic Idealism, 33; title: CHAPTER II; title: Idealistic Philosophy, 39; title: Kant, 39; title: Fichte, 56; title: Schilling, 60; title: Hegel, 66; title: CHAPTER III; title: Theological Reconstruction, 74; title: Schleiermacher, 74; title: Eitsohl And The Ritschlians, 89; title: CHAPTER IV; title: The Critical And Historical Movement, 110; title: Strauss, 114; title: Baur, 118; title: The Canon, 123; title: The Life Of Jesus, 127; title: The Old Testament, 130; title: The History Of Doctrine, 136; title: Harnagh, 140; title: CHAPTER V; title: The Contribution Op The Sciences, 151; title: Positivism, 156; title: Naturalism And Agnosticism, 162; title: Evolution, 170; title: Miracles, 175; title: The Social Sciences, 183; title: CHAPTER VI; title: The English-Speaking Peoples; Action And Reaction, 191; title: The Poets, 195; title: Coleridge, 197; title: The Oriel School, 199; title: Erskine And Campbell, 201; title: Maurice, 204; title: Channing, 205; title: Bush Nell, 207; title: The Catholic Revival, 211; title: The Oxford Movement, 212; title: Newman, 214; title: Modernism, 221; title: Robertson, 223; title: Phillips Brooks, 224; title: The Broad Church, 224; title: Carltle, 228; title: Emerson, 230; title: Arnold, 232; title: Martineau, 234; title: James, 238; title: BIBLIOGRAPHY, 243; title: INDEX, 347