Principles and precepts
By: by Hastings Rashdall ; selected and edited by H.D.A. Major and F.L. Cross
Contributors: Major, H. D. A. (Henry Dewsbury Alves), 1871-1961; Cross, F. L. (Frank Leslie), 1900-1968
Publisher: Blackwell
Published: 1927
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
Subjects: Sermons; English Sermons; Church of England
Notes: "The addresses published in this volume treat a variety of themes from a specifically religious standpoint"--Preface.
Table of contents: title: Principles or precepts?; title: Christ and Aristotle.; title: Christ and St. Paul.; title: The trinity and the modern mind.; title: Ambition.; title: The pride of intellect.; title: Punishment and forgiveness.; title: The use of wealth.; title: The shadow of a great rock.; title: Maranatha.; title: If Christ had not been born.; title: The atonement in prophecy and experience.; title: Property. I. Interest. II. Almsgiving.; title: Two tragedies of St. Bartholomew's day.; title: Frederick Denison Maurice.; title: Bishop Westcott.; title: The idea of comparative religion.; title: Alternatives to Christianity.; title: Marcionism : the Old Testament and the New.; title: Creation.; title: The knowledge of God.; title: Free-will or determinism?; title: Harnack and Loisy.; title: Immortality.; title: The finality of Christ's ideal.