2007, ISBN: 9781235654374

(Vol. ser.4, vol.4, pt.2) New. 2007. Reprinted from 1841 edition. PRANAVA BOOKS edition. This is a quality reprint of an old book of historical value. This is an exact/strict reproduction… More...

(Vol. ser.4, vol.4, pt.2) New. 2007. Reprinted from 1841 edition. PRANAVA BOOKS edition. This is a quality reprint of an old book of historical value. This is an exact/strict reproduction, no changes has been made in respect to the original text. A lot of effort has been made to check and improve each page/scan manually for its quality of text and illustrations (if any, are in b/w). This is not a retyped or an ocr'd book. The title of the book, on the cover, is in gold lettering., Pranava Books, 2007, (Vol. ser.4, vol.4, pt.1) New. 2007. Reprinted from 1841 edition. PRANAVA BOOKS edition. This is a quality reprint of an old book of historical value. This is an exact/strict reproduction, no changes has been made in respect to the original text. A lot of effort has been made to check and improve each page/scan manually for its quality of text and illustrations (if any, are in b/w). This is not a retyped or an ocr'd book. The title of the book, on the cover, is in gold lettering., Pranava Books, 2007, (Vol. ser.3, vol.7, pt.1) New. 2007. Reprinted from 1841 edition. PRANAVA BOOKS edition. This is a quality reprint of an old book of historical value. This is an exact/strict reproduction, no changes has been made in respect to the original text. A lot of effort has been made to check and improve each page/scan manually for its quality of text and illustrations (if any, are in b/w). This is not a retyped or an ocr'd book. The title of the book, on the cover, is in gold lettering., Pranava Books, 2007, New. 2007. Reprinted from 1826 edition. PRANAVA BOOKS edition. This is a quality reprint of an old book of historical value. This is an exact/strict reproduction, no changes has been made in respect to the original text. A lot of effort has been made to check and improve each page/scan manually for its quality of text and illustrations (if any, are in b/w). This is not a retyped or an ocr'd book. The title of the book, on the cover, is in gold lettering., Pranava Books, 2007, (Vol. ser.3, vol.6, pt.1) New. 2007. Reprinted from 1841 edition. PRANAVA BOOKS edition. This is a quality reprint of an old book of historical value. This is an exact/strict reproduction, no changes has been made in respect to the original text. A lot of effort has been made to check and improve each page/scan manually for its quality of text and illustrations (if any, are in b/w). This is not a retyped or an ocr'd book. The title of the book, on the cover, is in gold lettering., Pranava Books, 2007, Paperback. New. This item is printed on demand. Paperback. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1890. Excerpt: . . . Art. XL--THEOLOGY AND CRITICISM. 1. Lux Mundi. A Series of Studies in the Religion of the Incarnation. Edited by CHARLES GORE, M. A. , Principal of Pusey House, Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. (London, 1889. ) 2. The Worth of the Old Testament. A Sermon preached in St. Pauls Cathedral on the Second Sunday in Advent, December 8, 1889. By H. P. LlDDON, D. D. , D. C. L. , Canon and Chancellor of St. Pauls. (London, 1890. ) 3. The Critical Study of the Old Testament. By CANON DRIVER, D. D. Contemporary Review, February 1890. ) ThE thoughtful Christian of the present day is conscious of many practical needs and intellectual problems which the Church, if she is to be faithful, must meet. There is the struggle with sin at home and abroad. There is the unbelief which does not grow less fierce. There are the difficulties of the Churchs own children. And already she has lost many whom she would fain have kept. A subtle historical criticism, sapping the authority of one book after another and laying its touch on the Gospels themselves, has persuaded some that the Christ of the Churchs Creed is a beautiful picture resting on but a slender basis of fact. The wonders of scientific discovery have left others no room in which they can place their God. Others have been led by the mystery of pain and the moral problems of life to give themselves up to the barrenness of despairing doubt. And even among those who are not altogether ceasing to believe in Christ there is much to make the Christian observer ill at ease. For he knows what waste of power and distortion of life must be the result of the disheartening feeling of some that if they knew a little more or could think a little more deeply, they, too, would be unable to continue to accept the faith of the Church; he realizes. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.<

2012, ISBN: 9781235654374

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustra… More...

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1890. Excerpt: ... Art. XL--THEOLOGY AND CRITICISM. 1. Lux Mundi. A Series of Studies in the Religion of the Incarnation. Edited by CHARLES GORE, M.A., Principal of Pusey House, Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. (London, 1889.) 2. The Worth of the Old Testament. A Sermon preached in St. Paul's Cathedral on the Second Sunday in Advent, December 8, 1889. By H. P. LlDDON, D.D., D.C.L., Canon and Chancellor of St. Paul's. (London, 1890.) 3. The Critical Study of the Old Testament. By CANON DRIVER, D.D. Contemporary Review, February 1890.) ThE thoughtful Christian of the present day is conscious of many practical needs and intellectual problems which the Church, if she is to be faithful, must meet. There is the struggle with sin at home and abroad. There is the unbelief which does not grow less fierce. There are the difficulties of the Church's own children. And already she has lost many whom she would fain have kept. A subtle historical criticism, sapping the authority of one book after another and laying its touch on the Gospels themselves, has persuaded some that the Christ of the Church's Creed is a beautiful picture resting on but a slender basis of fact. The wonders of scientific discovery have left others no room in which they can place their God. Others have been led by the mystery of pain and the moral problems of life to give themselves up to the barrenness of despairing doubt. And even among those who are not altogether ceasing to believe in Christ there is much to make the Christian observer ill at ease. For he knows what waste of power and distortion of life must be the result of the disheartening feeling of some that if they knew a little more or could think a little more deeply, they, too, would be unable to continue to accept the faith of the Church; he realizes... Weight:0.94 lbs, General Books LLC, 2/3/2012 0:00:00<