The Christian doctrine of sin
By: By Dr. Julius Müller ... Tr. from the German of the 5th ed. by the Rev. William Urwick
Series: Clark's foreign theological library; Clark's foreign theological library
Publisher: T. & T. Clark
Published: 1877
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Subjects: Sin
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: v. 1 The reality of sin; title: The nature of sin; title: Sin as transgression of the law; title: Sin as disobedience against God; title: Sin as selfishness; title: The imputation of sin; title: Guilt ; and the consciousness of guilt; title: Man's guilt and his dependence upon God; title: Examination of the principle theories in explanation of sin; title: Derivation of sin from the metaphysical imperfection of man; title: Derivation of sin from man's sensuous nature; title: Schleiermacher's view of the essence and origin of sin; title: Derivation of sin from the contrasts of individual life; title: Dualistic derivation of evil.; title: v. 2 The possibility of sin; title: Man's free will; title: Formal and real freedom; title: The freedom of the will in moral development; title: Transcendental and empirical freedom; title: Freedom as the possibility of sin; title: Human freedom compatible with God's infinite will and knowledge; title: The relation of human freedom to the divine omnipotence; title: The relation of human freedom to the divine omniscience; title: The spread of sin; title: The universality of sin as a matter of experience; title: Sin as a corruption of human nature; title: The doctrine of hereditary sin; title: The origin of inborn sinfulness; title: The aggravation of sin in individual life.