Orestes Brownson's synthetic theology of revelation (1826-1844)
By: by Arie J. Griffioen
Published: 1988
Language: eng
Number of pages: 220
Subjects: Views on revelation; Revelation
Notes: Includes abstract.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Marquette University, 1988.

Includes bibliographical references (leaves 211-220).
Table of contents: title: I. Revelation and empirical evidence (1826-1832); title: Universalism; title: Revelation and reason; title: Revelation and nature; title: Revelation and history; title: Revelation and scripture; title: Revelation and Jesus; title: Transition: Free inquiry and early Unitarianism; title: II. Revelation and the intuiting subject (1833-1836); title: Unitarianism; title: The religious sentiment; title: Revelation and reason; title: Revelation and nature; title: Revelation and history; title: Revelation and scripture; title: Revelation and Jesus; title: Transition; title: III. The attempted synthesis (1836-1841); title: Brownson and the Transcendentalists; title: The influence of Victor Cousin; title: Revelation and reason; title: Revelation and nature; title: Revelation and history; title: Revelation and scripture; title: Revelation and Jesus; title: Summary; title: IV. The synthesis refined (1842-1844); title: The influence of Pierre Leroux: Life by communion; title: Revelation and reason; title: Revelation and nature; title: Revelation and history; title: Revelation and scripture; title: Revelation and Jesus; title: Conclusion: Revelation and the church.