The development of modern Catholicism
By: by Wilfred L. Knox and Alec R. Vidler
Contributors: Vidler, Alexander Roper, 1899-1991, author
Publisher: Philip Allan
Published: 1933
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 336
Subjects: Doctrines; Oxford movement; Church of England; Anglo-Catholicism; Doctrinal Theology; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Part I: Evolution and criticism; title: I. Tractarians and liberals; title: II. The beginning of the storm; title: III. Liberal Christology; title: IV. The Orthodox defensive; title: V. The Cambridge theologians; title: VI. Freelances; title: VII. Theology and evolution; title: VIII. "Lux Mundi"; title: IX. The effect of "Lux Mundi"; title: X. The Fall and original sin; title: XI. Kenotic Christology; title: Part II: Jesus or Christ?; title: I. Modernism; title: II. Modernism and the Catholic movement; title: III. The higher criticism and the new theology; title: IV. The One Christ; title: V. Battles in the fog; title: VI. Belief and practice; title: Part Three: Theology since the war; title: I. Thought in the melting pot; title: II. The New Testament; title: III. Science and dogma; title: IV. The faith of a moralist; title: V. Reason and rationalism; title: The Incarnate Lord.