Christian unity and religion in New England
Series: His Collected papers in church history ; ser. 3
Publisher: Beacon Press
Published: 1964
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 294
Copyright date: 1964
Subjects: Christian union -- New England.; Sects -- New England.; New England -- Church history.
Notes: Bibliography: p. [283]-289.
Table of contents: title: I. The unity of man and the unity of the church.; title: 1. The unity of mankind in the classical-Christian tradition; title: 2. A critique of A History of the Ecumenical Movement; title: 3. Bossuet and Leibnitz and the reunion of the churches; title: II. Church unity and the denominations.; title: 4. Unity, Utrecht and the Unitarians; title: 5. Friends in relation to the churches; title: 6. The Congregationalists; title: 7. The disciples : Alexander Campbell and church unity; title: 8. The making of a pluralistic society : a Protestant view; title: 9. The sectarian theory of the church; title: III. The church and society.; title: 10. Ernst Troeltsch thirty years later : a critique of The Social Teaching of the Christian Churches; title: 11. Alexander Campbell and the social order; title: 12. The churches and alcohol; title: 13. The churches shift on war; title: 14. The appeal to reason and the American Constitution; title: IV. Christianity in New England.; title: 15. The Puritan theocracy and the Cambridge platform; title: 16. The covenant in the wilderness; title: 17. Thomas Hooker and the Puritan contribution to democracy; title: 18. Yale and German theology in the middle of the nineteenth century; title: 19. The office of the minister's wife in New England