Faith and free thought
Subtitle: A second course of lectures delivered at the request of the Christian Evidence Society
By: with a preface by Samuel Wilberforce.
Contributors: Christian Evidence Society.
Publisher: Hodder
Published: 1872
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 469
Subjects: Free thought.; Christianity -- Evidences.; Apologetics -- History -- 19th century.
Table of contents: title: The principle of causation considered in opposition to Atheistic theories, by J.B. Mozley.  The evidence afforded by the order and adaptations in nature to the existence of a God, by Charles Brooke.  The philosophy of human responsibility, by Canon Birks; Points of supposed collision between the Scriptures and natural science, by J.H. Gladstone; The alleged moral difficulties of the Old Testament, by T.P. Boultbee; On the corroborative evidence of Old Testament history from the Egyptian and Assyrian monuments, by W.R. Cooper; The argument for the supernatural character of Christianity, from its existence and achievements, by Henry Allon; Christianity suited to all forms of civilization, by Bartle Frere. The contrast between Pagan and Christian society, by Charles Merivale. The force imparted to the evidence of Christianity from the manner in which a number of distinct lines of proof converge in a common centre, by Benjamin Shaw.  Man, a witness for Christianity, by Joseph Angus.