Man's first disobedience
Subtitle: an interpretation and defense of the Biblical narrative of the fall of man
By: by Leander S. Keyser.
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1924
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 84
Subjects: Fall of man.
Table of contents: title: Chaper I : An initial statement giving the author's purpose and viewpoint.; title: Chapter II : The non-historical views.; title: The mythical theory; title: Is the fall of man legend, tradition or folklore?; title: Is the story of the fall of man inspired allegory?; title: Is sin due to man's primitive animalism?; title: Chapter III : Some ethical objections.; title: Did the first pair have a fair chance?; title: The true nature of freedom; title: No evil strain in the first pair; title: Was the first sin a small offense?; title: Chapter IV : The historical interpretation.; title: Adam and Eve real human beings; title: Our first parents created moral agents; title: A moral test essential to free agency; title: The forbidden tree; title: The serpent in Eden; title: Chapter V : From paradise lost to paradise found.; title: Some realistic touches in the biblical narrative; title: Man's supreme value in the sight of his Maker; title: Why God created man a free agent?; title: Man's ejection from Eden; title: The angels with the flaming sword; title: Eden vanishes! Eden reappears!; title: Some illuminating beams from science