Christian theism
Subtitle: a brief and popular survey of the evidence upon which it rests, and the objections urged against it considered and refuted
By: by C.A. Row
Publisher: T. Whittaker
Published: 1880
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 318
Subjects: Theism; God; Apologetics; History
Table of contents: title: The scope of the present work; title: The nature of the evidence on which rests our belief in the Being of God; title: Agnosticism considered and refuted; title: The argument from causation; title: The validity of the proof which the adjustments, adaptations and correlations of the universe afford to the existence of an intelligent Creator; title: The anti-theistic theory of evolution considered and refuted; title: The course of reasoning adopted in the two previous chapters illustrated by example; title: The existence of the moral nature of man proves that a God exists who is not a mere impersonal force, but a moral being; title: Popular objections against Christian theism, their value estimated; title: The objections which are urged against Christian theism owing to the existence of moral evil and the results with which it is attended; title: The question whether we have reason for believing that we shall survive the dissolution of our bodies and its bearing on the previous arguments.