The progress of Dogma
Subtitle: being the Elliot lectures, delivered at the Western Theological Seminary, 1897
By: by James Orr
Publisher: A.C. Armstrong; Hodder and Stoughton
Published: 1901
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 365
Subjects: Doctrinal Theology; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical footnotes and index.
Table of contents: title: 1. Idea of course; title: relation of dogma to its history; title: parallelism of logical and historical developments; title: 2. Early apologetic and fundamental religious ideas; title: controversy with paganism and Gnosticism; title: 3. The doctrine of God; Trinity and deity of Son and Spirit; title: Monarchian, Arian, and Macedonian controversies (third and fourth centuries); title: 4. Same subject continued; title: Arian and Macedonian controversies (fourth century); title: 5. The doctrine of man and sin; grace and predestination; title: Augustinian and Pelagian controversy (fifth century); title: 6. The doctrine of the person of Christ; title: the Christological controversies: Apollinarian, Nestorian, Eutychian, Monophysite, Monothelite (fifth to seventh centuries); title: 7. The doctrine of atonement; title: Anselm and Abelard to Reformation (eleventh to sixteenth centuries); title: 8. The doctrine of the application of redemption; justification by faith; regeneration, etc.; title: Protestantism and Roman Catholicism (sixteenth century); title: 9. Post-Reformation theology: Lutheranism and Calvinism; title: new influences acting on theology and their results in rationalism (seventeenth and eighteenth centuries); title: 10. Modern restatement of the problems of theology; title: the doctrine of the last things (nineteenth century).