FAIRBAIRN, A M ANDREW MARTIN , PRINCIPAL OF MANSFIELD COLLEGE, OXFORD, 1838 1912 (3 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : No DJ. First Edition. This is a near fine hardcover first edition copy in maroon cloth binding with gold spine lettering, no DJ. 386 pages with index. Printed by the Gresham Press, Uwin Brothers, Ltd. Woking & London.

Hardcover. 1st edition. xxiii, 481 p.; 21 cm. Articles collected from The Contemporary Review, eliciting Newman's `Development of religious error' 1885 I Churches and ideal of religion: 1. distinction between religion and church; 2. relation between theology and polity; 3. idea of religion; 4. ideal of religion embodied in Jesus Christ; 5. ideal of Christ and the Christian churches; 6. how the ideal is to be realized -- II Catholicism and the apology for the faith: 1. question to be discussed; 2. need of a relevant apology for the faith; 3. deism and apologetics in Catholic France and Protestant England; 4. the Anglo-Catholic movement in England; 5. whether the Catholic apology was equal to the need -- III Catholicism and religious thought: 1. Catholic revival as counter-revolution; 2. English counterpart of Continental revival; 3. philosophical scepticism as apology for ecclesiastical authority; 4. whether scepticism or authority be valid -- IV Catholicism and historical criticism: 1. Ideas of God, religion, church; 2. Roman as the Catholic Church; 3. whether possible to conceive Catholicism as development from Christ; 4. priesthood; 5. monarchy; 6. ideas which organized system; 7. in history; 8. no sufficient organ -- V Reason and religion: 1. philosophical scepticism of Cardinal Newman; 2. subjective and objective; 3. certainty; 4. reason and authority -- VI Cardinal Manning and the Catholic revival: under Pius IX, Leo XIII -- VII Anglo-Catholicism: 1 outer factors; 2 makers of revival: Keble, Newman, Pusey; 3. theory; 4. literature; 5. broad church; 6-7. theological idea; 8. church and age -- VIII "The foundations of belief" -- IX Some recent English theologians: Lightfoot, Westcott, Hort,Hatch -- X Oxford and Jowett Good orig. reddish buckram. Spine chipped, lacks ffep.

Hardcover. xii, 286 p.; front. (port.); 23.5 cm. Contents: Sonnet, To Dr. Fairbairn, Edward Shillito -- Calvin in his letters, C. Silvester Horne -- The religious principle of Congregationalism -- W. B. Selbie -- The eucharist in the early church, J. Vernon Bartlet -- The New Testament doctrine of atonement in the light of the historico-critical method, H. T. Andrews -- The person of Christ in the Revelation of John, A. S. Peake -- English versions and the text of the Old Testament, George Buchanan Gray -- The constant and the contingent in economics, W. Reason -- The Celts of Galatia, E. Anwyl -- The nature of religious knowledge and the certainty of Christian faith, A. E. Garvie -- Final Christianity: some results of the historico-critical method in the study of religion, Dugald Macfadyen -- The "forty traditions" in Islam [includes a translation, perhaps first into English, of Arbaun al-Nawawiyah, 42 paragraphs], Griffithes Wheeler Thatcher -- The conception of personality in theology, A. N. Rowland -- The idea of salvation in the theology of the Eastern Church: a study in the history of religion, Robert S. Franks -- Hebrew psychology in relation to Pauline anthropology, H. Wheeler Robinson -- The Holy Spirit as Wisdom, Thomas Rees -- The new apologetic in India, Frank Lenwood -- Religion and philosophy: a study in the groundwork of a religious conception of the world, T. M. Watt -- Progress in the textual criticism of the gospels since Westcott and Hort, Alexander Souter -- A bibliography of Dr. Fairbairn's writings, R. K. Evans -- Index of matters -- Index of some passages of scripture. Good orig. maroon cloth. Pages moderately foxed.