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- catalog contributor b3514716.
- catalog created "c1899.".
- catalog date "1899".
- catalog date "c1899.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "c1899.".
- catalog description "Chapter II: Conversion by Grace -- I. The Priority of Grace. Its Various Manifestations -- II. Vicarious Sacrifice. The Sacrifice and the Forgiveness of Christ. How to bring Sinners to Repentance -- III. Justification by Faith. Its Justice and Reasonableness -- IV. Conversion. Time and Manner. The Pastor's Class -- V. Regeneration a Gradual Process. Its Universality and Necessity -- VI. The Scriptures the Interpreter of Christ -- VII. Prayer not Reflex Action but Vital Communion. Its Answer Inevitable -- VIII. The Need of Christian Fellowship. The Dawning Sense of Freedom -- Chapter III: Character Through Service -- I. Character the Completion, Service the Expression, of the Work begun by Law and Grace -- II. Chrisitan Character consists in doing one's Specific Works well for the Glory of God and the Good of Man -- III. The Sense of Proportion and the Art of Subordination Essential to the Highest Character and the Best Service -- IV. The Church and its Services a Means, not an End. The Bane of Clericalism and Sentimentalism -- V. The Educational Analogy. The Minister's Threefold Task -- Conclusion: Two Types of Idealists -- I. Plato and Aristotle -- II. Kant and Hegel -- III. Matthew Arnold and Robert Browning -- IV. Garrison and Lincoln -- V. Burne-Jones and Watts -- VI. Foreign Missions. President Nott and Secretary Anderson. Cyrus Hamlin and David Livingstone -- VII. The Practical Difference between the Two Types of Idealists. The Greater Difficulty the Greater Glory.".
- catalog description "Introduction: The Reorganization of the Faith -- I. The Universal Will of God the Metaphysical and Ethical Basis of Christianity -- II. Christ the Historic Revelation of the Universal Will of God -- III. The Holy Spirit, God in Humanity. The Doctrine of the Trinity the Unessential Formulation of Essential Truths -- IV. Sin and Atonement -- V. The Organization of the Spiritual Life: The Outlook for the Future -- VI. The Present Need of Theological Construction. The Function of Dogma -- Chapter I: Control By Law -- I. Man's Primitive Innocence and Early Fall -- II. The Universality of Law. The Unique Character of Hebrew Legislation -- III. Ceremonial Elements in the Law. The Ritualism that is Idolatry -- IV. The Law concerned chiefly with Right Relatios between Persons -- V. Gratification of Appetite in itself a Good. Specious Excuses for Sin -- VI. Answer to the Excuse that Certain Sins are "Natural." The Meanness of Sin -- VII. The Responsibility of Wealth -- VIII. The Test of Pleasure -- IX. The Moral Law in Politics -- X. The Pride of the Pharisee and the Conceit of the Perfectionist. The Inadequacy of Law".
- catalog extent "xii, 252 p. ;".
- catalog hasFormat "God's education of man.".
- catalog identifier "0837048451 (microfiche) :".
- catalog isFormatOf "God's education of man.".
- catalog isPartOf "ATLA Historical Monographs Collection. Series 2 (1894-1923). net".
- catalog isPartOf "ATLA monograph preservation program ATLA fiche 1985-2845. div".
- catalog issued "1899".
- catalog issued "c1899.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Boston : Houghton Mifflin,".
- catalog relation "God's education of man.".
- catalog subject "BT78 .H9".
- catalog subject "Christianity 19th century.".
- catalog subject "Christianity.".
- catalog subject "Church history 19th century.".
- catalog subject "Theology, Doctrinal Popular works.".
- catalog subject "Theology, Doctrinal.".
- catalog subject "Theology.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Chapter II: Conversion by Grace -- I. The Priority of Grace. Its Various Manifestations -- II. Vicarious Sacrifice. The Sacrifice and the Forgiveness of Christ. How to bring Sinners to Repentance -- III. Justification by Faith. Its Justice and Reasonableness -- IV. Conversion. Time and Manner. The Pastor's Class -- V. Regeneration a Gradual Process. Its Universality and Necessity -- VI. The Scriptures the Interpreter of Christ -- VII. Prayer not Reflex Action but Vital Communion. Its Answer Inevitable -- VIII. The Need of Christian Fellowship. The Dawning Sense of Freedom -- Chapter III: Character Through Service -- I. Character the Completion, Service the Expression, of the Work begun by Law and Grace -- II. Chrisitan Character consists in doing one's Specific Works well for the Glory of God and the Good of Man -- III. The Sense of Proportion and the Art of Subordination Essential to the Highest Character and the Best Service -- IV. The Church and its Services a Means, not an End. The Bane of Clericalism and Sentimentalism -- V. The Educational Analogy. The Minister's Threefold Task -- Conclusion: Two Types of Idealists -- I. Plato and Aristotle -- II. Kant and Hegel -- III. Matthew Arnold and Robert Browning -- IV. Garrison and Lincoln -- V. Burne-Jones and Watts -- VI. Foreign Missions. President Nott and Secretary Anderson. Cyrus Hamlin and David Livingstone -- VII. The Practical Difference between the Two Types of Idealists. The Greater Difficulty the Greater Glory.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: The Reorganization of the Faith -- I. The Universal Will of God the Metaphysical and Ethical Basis of Christianity -- II. Christ the Historic Revelation of the Universal Will of God -- III. The Holy Spirit, God in Humanity. The Doctrine of the Trinity the Unessential Formulation of Essential Truths -- IV. Sin and Atonement -- V. The Organization of the Spiritual Life: The Outlook for the Future -- VI. The Present Need of Theological Construction. The Function of Dogma -- Chapter I: Control By Law -- I. Man's Primitive Innocence and Early Fall -- II. The Universality of Law. The Unique Character of Hebrew Legislation -- III. Ceremonial Elements in the Law. The Ritualism that is Idolatry -- IV. The Law concerned chiefly with Right Relatios between Persons -- V. Gratification of Appetite in itself a Good. Specious Excuses for Sin -- VI. Answer to the Excuse that Certain Sins are "Natural." The Meanness of Sin -- VII. The Responsibility of Wealth -- VIII. The Test of Pleasure -- IX. The Moral Law in Politics -- X. The Pride of the Pharisee and the Conceit of the Perfectionist. The Inadequacy of Law".
- catalog title "God's education of man / by William DeWitt Hyde.".
- catalog type "text".