Christian Evidences Viewed in Relation to Modern Thought

F. Norgate, 1879 - 480 pagini

LECTURE I	1

THE CONCEPTION OF A MIRACLE INVOLVES NEITHER A SUSPEN	2

analogy of the divine working in nature 3 Necessity of accommodating	12

SUPPLEMENT	13

relation in which theology stands to revelation 16 Various points which	20

The moral miracles of Christianity constitute the most important attestation	30

SUPPLEMENT I	39

Our Lords direct assertions on the same subject 42 Further proof from	51

The meaning of the writers of the New Testament when they affirm that	208

Their evidential value dependent on the degree in which they	219

The Johannine and the Synoptical delineations of the Passion	227

SUPPLEMENT II	234

the Messianic delineations of the book of Enoch 235 Nor of those of Esdras	239

from the other Messianic delineations in Isaiah 245 Nor from the other	247

THE INCIDENTAL ALLUSIONS IN ST PAULS EPISTLES TO	273

of miracles as set forth in his Logic and his posthumous Essays accepted	277

ambiguous terms 54 The distinction between the laws and the forces of nature	57

Man capable of modifying the order of nature by imparting a new direction	71

Similar principles underlie his teaching in the Synoptics 80 Many of	83

his human life and its perfect example 101 He alone of men is capable	108

A series of such answers in favour of a particular person would constitute	115

opposite view which affirms that certain doctrinal statements contained	127

The condition of thought out of which Christianity must	138

THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THE TEACHING OF CHRISTIANITY	144

The moral teaching of Christianity 141 First contrast between its teaching	148

Duty measured by the love of self 151 Duty measured by love to Jesus	160

spiritual power 161 The philosopher deeply conscious of his inability	176

has been created by the simple juxtaposition of the materials which compose	181

The character delineated in the Gospels is an essential unity 182 Any theory	197

moral demonstration that the account current in the Church was substantially	286

alike by St Paul and his opponents was a superhuman Christ and	340

evidence furnished by the Apocalypse 342 Proof furnished by the epistles that	356

The theory of visions 361 The state of mind of	364

Jesus for an external reality considered and refuted 368 The fact to	377

Answer to these objections 383 The state of mind of the followers of Jesus	399

different from those of his appearances to the other Apostles 400	407

DR CARPENTERS OBJECTIONS TO THE EVIDENCE OF	413

The question of Possession 422 The existence of numerous	423

between Christianity and scientific unbelief 428 The functional character	433

The positions laid down by Butler respecting the nature of inspiration adequate	449

No definite theory as to the nature or extent of inspiration laid down in	467

The Bible not pledged to a system of chronology 469 The universality of	474

Titlu	Christian Evidences Viewed in Relation to Modern Thought Bampton lectures
Autor	Charles Adolphus Row
Ediție	2
Editor	F. Norgate, 1879
Exemplar original de la	Universitatea Harvard
Scanată la	3 sep. 2008
Lungime	480 pagini

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