Christian Evidences Viewed in Relation to Modern Thought: Eight Lectures Preached Before the University of Oxford in the Year 1877 on the Foundation of the Late Rev. John Bampton, M.A., Canon of Salisbury

F. Norgate, 1877 - 480 pagini

LECTURE I	1

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

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

The moral miracles of Christianity constitute the most important attestation	30

THE SUPERHUMAN ACTION OF JESUS CHRIST VERIFIABLE IN	33

SUPPLEMENT I	39

the numerous incidental references made to it by St Paul 44 St Pauls	51

character of Our Lords person the highest evidence of his divine mission	75

LECTURE V	249

account of the chief events of Our Lords ministry analogous to that contained	262

THE INCIDENTAL ALLUSIONS IN ST PAULS EPISTLES ΤΟ	273

stration that the account current in the Church was substantially the same	286

the ministry of Our Lord to be superseded by myths and legends 292	294

The value of incidental allusions as affording testimony to historic facts	302

The existence in the Churches to which these epistles are addressed of parties	308

THE EVIDENCE AFFORDED BY THE WRITINGS OF THE FATHERS	314

numbers of his miracles not performed for purposes directly evidential	81

power mighty for the regeneration of mankind 102 His energetic action	108

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

The 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

method of the philosophers 143 Second contrastits freedom from	149

Fifth contrastthe importance which Christianity assigns to the milder	160

The philosopher deeply conscious of his inability to operate on	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	208

The nature and character of its predictive elements 209 Its typical pro	219

A perfectly human character ascribed to Our Lord in the Fourth Gospel	226

SUPPLEMENT II	234

They likewise prove that St Paul and his opponents were persuaded that	317

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

Jesus for an external reality considered and refuted 368 The fact to	374

The objection that Mahometanism is a great institution which has been founded	392

rection owed its origin to a deliberately concocted fraud 397 Results of	399

from those of his appearances to the other Apostles 400 The theories which	407

against the miracles in the Bible in a mass as though they were all equal in point	417

The influence which powerful faith is capable of exerting on our bodily frames	423

between Christianity and scientific unbelief 428 The functional character	433

The positions laid down by Butler respecting the nature of inspiration adequate	445

vouchsafed to the writers of the books of the New Testament as distinct from	455

The alleged antiquity of manits bearing on this question 455 The gradual	474

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Titlu	Christian Evidences Viewed in Relation to Modern Thought: Eight Lectures Preached Before the University of Oxford in the Year 1877 on the Foundation of the Late Rev. John Bampton, M.A., Canon of Salisbury Bampton lectures
Autor	Charles Adolphus Row
Ediție	2
Editor	F. Norgate, 1877
Exemplar original de la	Universitatea Harvard
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Lungime	480 pagini

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