Essays on some theological questions of the day
By: by members of the University of Cambridge; edited by Henry Barclay Swete ...
Publisher: Macmillan and co., limited; The Macmillan company
Published: 1905
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 599
Subjects: Christianity; Theology, Doctrinal
Table of contents: title: Preface.; title: 1. The Christian standpoint [by] William Cunningham.; title: 2. The being of God, in the light of physical science [by] F. R. Tennant.; title: 3. The being of God, in the light of philosophy [by] Alfred Caldecott.; title: 4. Man's origin, and his place in nature [by] W. L. H. Duckworth.; title: 5. Sin, and the need of atonement [by] E. H. Askwith.; title: 6. The idea of revelation, in the light of modern knowledge and research [by] J. M. Wilson.; title: 7. Prayer, in relation to the idea of law [by] A. W. Robinson.; title: 8. The spiritual and historical evidence for miracles [by] J. O. F. Murray.; title: 9. The permanent value of the Old Testament [by] W. E. Barnes.; title: 10. The gospels, in the light of historical criticism [by] E. H. Chase.; title: 11. Christ in the New Testament: The primitive portrait [by] A. J. Mason.; title: 12. Christ in the Church: The testimony of history [by] F. J. Foakes-Jackson.; title: 13. Christian doctrines and their ethical significance [by] J. F. Bethune-Baker.; title: 14. The Christian ideal and the Christian hope [by] H. M. Butler.