Religious Thought in England, from the Reformation to the End of Last Century: A Contribution to the History of Theology, Volum 2

Strahan, 1871

CHAPTER VII	1

Controversies on tolerationcontinued	5

Bishop Crofts Naked Truth	12

The Congregational Brethren plead for a Broad	19

Roman Catholic Controversy in the time of James II continued	38

Tenison and Sherlock on The Rule of Faith	44

The Nonjurors and Schism	64

Sancroft recommends a friendly alliance with Nonconformists	70

Denies that they are Christians	232

John Toland	236

Richardsons Canon of the New Testament Vindicated	254

Dr South	262

Bishop Beveridge	269

His theology	287

tures	293

William Penncontinued Page	296

The Baptists	304

Union of Presbyterians and Independents	313

Dr Lloyd on Papal Supremacy	316

Dr Bates	320

Samuel Clarkcontinued	322

Dr Resbury on the Visible Church	324

CHAPTER XI	333

William Wollastoncontinued	338

Lord Shaftesburycontinued	343

Prophecies have a sense typical or secondary	377

Universal expectation of a Messiah among the Jews	385

The righteous servant	389

Samuel Chandler and Dr Lobb on prophecy	395

Bishop Smalbroke on miracles	417

The man born blind	423

Probability or possibility of miracles	429

Worship is for our benefit not for Gods	440

Dr Leland replies to Tindal	459

B The Bishops from 1661 to 1720	467

Títol	Religious Thought in England, from the Reformation to the End of Last Century: A Contribution to the History of Theology, Volum 2 Edició 8 de Library of English literature Religious Thought in England, from the Reformation to the End of Last Century: A Contribution to the History of Theology, John Hunt
Autor	John Hunt
Editor	Strahan, 1871
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ISBN	0790552787, 9780790552781

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Hickes on the Real Presence	76

The Usages controversy	82

The Nonjurors and Schismcontinued	84

Archbishop Leighton	95

Bishop Stillingfleetcontinued	98

Archbishop Tillotsoncontinued	99

The veracity of God the foundation of faith	109

Bishop Kidder	116

Bishop Patrick	123

The Witnesses of Christianity	129

Bishop Burnet	145

The truth of Scripture	153

The great Trinitarian controversycontinued	155

Christian miracles and other miracles	160

Dr Daniel Whitbycontinued	162

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Lord Bacon and induction	174

By theology he means revelation as distinguished from	180

John Tolandcontinued	194

No real difference between Unitarians and Trinitarians	220

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