1st Edition
Modernism and the Christian Faith (Routledge Revivals)
Preface; 1. Authority 2. Inspiration 3. Miracle 4. Jesus-I 5. Jesus-II 6. Jesus: Questions and Aspects 7. Atonement 8. Paul as the After-Christ 9. Trinity 10. Ritschl or Wesley? 11. Hell; Appendix; Note A: Walter Pater on "Come unto Me"; Note B: Dr G. A. Gordon on the a priori Ruling Out of the Divinity of Christ, and on Christ as the Eternal Prototype of Humanity in the Life of God, and the Resulting Kinship of Humanity with God; Note C: Prof. G. B. Foster and Dr. Gordon on Jesus; Note D: Prof. Alfred Seeberg on the Primitive Conception of Jesus; Note E. Prof. Erich Schaeder on Christ Praying to the Father; Note F: Bishop McConnell on Christ and the Creeds; Note G: Dr. Horton on the Church’s Loss of the Cross; Note H: Dr. David Smith on Atonement in the Light of the Modern Spirit; Note I: "Original Sin." "Total Depravity."; Note K: Drs. Gordon, Lidgett, Kahnis, Schultz, and White on the Trinity, and Church on the Incarnation; Note L: Prof. Schaeder on the Spring of the Trinity; Note M: Until He Come; Note N: The Alleged Early Martyrdom of John; Note O: Miracle and Sadhu Sundar Singh; Note P: The So-called Virgin Birth; Index
Biography
John Alfred Faulkner
