The evangelical doctrines of Charles Wesley's hymns
By: by J. Ernest Rattenbury
Edition: 3d ed.
Publisher: Epworth Press
Published: 1954
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 365
Subjects: Controversial literature; English Hymns; Hymnology; Hymns; History and criticism; History of Doctrines; Methodist Church
Notes: Includes index.

"List of Charles Wesley's publications": pages 338-340.
Table of contents: title: Part I: General and introductory; title: 1. Bibliographical facts and questions; title: Authorship; title: Chronology; title: Personation; title: 2. Literary characteristics; title: values; title: Metres; title: Substance and texture; title: Alleged literary defects; title: 3. John Wesley's use of his brother's hymns; title: As doctrinal statements; title: Authorized hymns; title: The Large Hymn-book; title: a Methodist manifesto; title: The Large Hymn-book; title: doctrinal significance; title: 4. Charles Wesley, theologian; title: Part II: Hymns of the Hinterland; title: 5. The Hinterland; title: 6. God and man; title: The Calvinistic controversy; title: God and man in Hymns of Everlasting Love; title: Charles Wesley's universalism; title: 7. The Holy Trinity; title: Trinitarian hymn-books; title: Unity in plurality; title: Trinity in unity; title: Prayers to the Trinity; title: God the Father; title: 8. Our Lord Jesus Christ; title: Charles Wesley's Lutheranism; title: The divinity of Christ; title: Jesus the Saviour of man; title: The humanity of Christ; title: Easter and Ascension hymns; title: Nativity hymns; title: 9. The Holy Spirit; title: The Trinitarian hymns; title: The Whitsuntide hymns and pamphlet; title: The Holy Spirit and the mystic Christ; title: Pentecost; title: 10. The atonement; title: The finished work illustrated from Hymns on the Lord's Supper, Part I, and by the hymn 'All ye that pass by'; title: The unfinished work illustrated by the hymn 'Arise, my soul, arise' and by Hymns on the Lord's Supper, Parts V and VI; title: 11. The Wesley's doctrine of the atonement and the modern mind; title: Fact and theory: Theory and metaphor; title: Modern rejections of racial significance of the atonement; title: The doctrine of Holy Scripture; title: 12. Eucharist, church, and Bible; title: A. Eucharist; title: The attitude of the Wesleys; title: A means of grace; title: Festival of joy; title: A counterpart of the heavenly sacrifice; title: B. The church; title: C. The Bible.; title: Part III: Hymns of the pilgrim way; title: 13. The pilgrimage; title: An introductory note; title: 14. The wicket gate and the cross; title: Legal night and the new day; title: The conversion; title: The results of the conversion; title: Conversion as justification by faith; title: 15. Doctrines of the wicket gate; title: Justification and adoption; title: John and Charles Wesley's doctrines of salvation; title: The new birth; title: The saving faith; title: Assurance and witness of the Spirit; title: Religion and the common life; title: 16. The pilgrim's progress; title: Charles Wesley's quest for love; title: Pisgah views of the pilgrim way; title: Hymns for love; title: Nearing the goal; title: 17. Discussions of two pilgrims; title: 18. The early paradise; title: Hymns of two periods; title: Charles's doctrine of suffering; title: The common teaching of the brothers; title: 14. Hymns of the pilgrim band; title: A band of pilgrims; title: A company of soldiers; title: Angelology; title: A society of friends; title: Love and death; title: Appendices:; title: Dr. Bett's second canon; title: List of Charles Wesley's publications; title: Methodist prosody.