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catalog contributor b3504412.
catalog created "1881.".
catalog date "1881".
catalog date "1881.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1881.".
catalog description "IV: Unbelief in France -the Encyclopedists -- causes of French unbelief -- persecution -- Jansenism -- corruption in church and state -- Voltaire -- his connection with England -- literary career -- Frederick the Great -- The Encyclopédie -- Jean Calas and toleration -- Characteristics of Voltaire's attack on Christianity -- ignorance of Scripture -- insufficient account of the origin and success of Christianity -- doubtful natural religion -- hypocrisy of his last confession -- Rousseau -- The Savoy vicar -- Character of Jesus Christ -- letters from the mountain -- concessions to Christianity -- Atheism -- La Mettrie -- Helvetius -- Diderot -- D'Hollbach -- revolution -- causes of failure of Encyclopedism -- concordat -- Chateaubriand's Génie du Christianisme -- fruitless strife of Rome and unbelief -- service of French unbelief to England".
catalog description "Lecture I: Unbelief of the first Four Centuries -- Contrast with eighteenth century -- first contrast -- Christianity then claimed the name of religious liberty; now unbelief -- second contrast -- unbelief then allied to polytheism; now separated from all positive religions -- third contrast -- unbelief then acknowledge Scripture books; now denies them -- Lecture II: Unbelief in the Seventeenth Century -- causes of past-reformation unbelief -- divisions of the Christian church -- religious wars -- falling away of culture from Christianity -- seventeenth century apologists -- Grotius and Pascal -- schools pf unbelief -- reserve in all -- deistic, Lord Herbert, Hobbes; Pantheistic, Spinoza; Sceptical, Bayle -- Lecture III: Unbelief in the Eighteenth Century -English Deism -- Causes of deism -- inferiority of deistical writers -- blount, a forerunner -- Toland -- his successive positions -- Pantheisticon -- deism proper -- Collins and prophecy -- Woolston and miracles -- Tindal and light of nature -- Chubb, and Christian morals -- Morgan and Old Testament -- Sceptics: Dodwell, Bolingbroke, Hume, Gibbon -- causes of failure of deism -- Lecture".
catalog description "Lecture V: Unbelief in Germany -Rationalism -- differences of rationalism from English and French unbelief -- Popular philosophy -- Bahrdt; critical school -- decay of orthodoxy -- Semler -- Eichhorn -- Canon of the Old Testament -- origin of the gospels -- meager doctrinal creed -- Paulus -- naturalist theory -- Reimarus -- "Wolfenbüttel fragments" -- "Plan of Jesus and his disciples" -- Lessing: his religion a problem -- Concealment of the fragmentist -- His critical position -- "education of the human race" -- "Anti-Goetze" -- "Nathan the Wise" -- Alleged Pantheism -- ethical school -- Kant -- defects of his "religion innerhalb der Grenzen der blossen Vernunft" -- recovery of Germany from rationalism".
catalog description "Lecture VI: Unbelief in the Nineteenth Century -Strauss -Rénan -Mill -- Tendencies of nineteenth century -- deeper anti-supernaturalism -- natural explanation of Christ and Christianity -- Strauss -- First "Leben Jesu" in 1835 -- Mythical theory -- replies -- second "Leben Jesu" in 1864 -- relation to Baur and Tübingen school -- criticism of amended theory -- third and last period Strauss -- Atheism -- Rénan -- French unbelief from revolutionary period -- "Vie de Jésus": and succeeding work -- view of the gospels -- failure in estimating character and life of Christ -- inadequate account of success of Christianity, and life of Apostle Paul -- immoral attitude towards doubt within the church -- John Stuart Mill -- views of natural theology -- possibility of a revelation -- sense of the worth of Christianity and greatness of Christ -- lessons from these studies -- fluctuation of unbelief -- advance of Christianity -- necessity of maintaining its supernatural character.".
catalog extent "ix, 309 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Unbelief in the eighteenth century as contrasted with its earlier and later history.".
catalog identifier "0837025680 (microfiche) :".
catalog isFormatOf "Unbelief in the eighteenth century as contrasted with its earlier and later history.".
catalog isPartOf "ATLA Historical Monographs Collection. Series 1 (13th Century to 1893). net".
catalog isPartOf "ATLA monograph preservation program ATLA fiche 1985-0568. div".
catalog isPartOf "Cunningham lectures ; 1880.".
catalog issued "1881".
catalog issued "1881.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Edinburgh : Adam and Charles Black,".
catalog relation "Unbelief in the eighteenth century as contrasted with its earlier and later history.".
catalog subject "BL2750 .C3".
catalog subject "Faith.".
catalog subject "Rationalism History.".
catalog tableOfContents "IV: Unbelief in France -the Encyclopedists -- causes of French unbelief -- persecution -- Jansenism -- corruption in church and state -- Voltaire -- his connection with England -- literary career -- Frederick the Great -- The Encyclopédie -- Jean Calas and toleration -- Characteristics of Voltaire's attack on Christianity -- ignorance of Scripture -- insufficient account of the origin and success of Christianity -- doubtful natural religion -- hypocrisy of his last confession -- Rousseau -- The Savoy vicar -- Character of Jesus Christ -- letters from the mountain -- concessions to Christianity -- Atheism -- La Mettrie -- Helvetius -- Diderot -- D'Hollbach -- revolution -- causes of failure of Encyclopedism -- concordat -- Chateaubriand's Génie du Christianisme -- fruitless strife of Rome and unbelief -- service of French unbelief to England".
catalog tableOfContents "Lecture I: Unbelief of the first Four Centuries -- Contrast with eighteenth century -- first contrast -- Christianity then claimed the name of religious liberty; now unbelief -- second contrast -- unbelief then allied to polytheism; now separated from all positive religions -- third contrast -- unbelief then acknowledge Scripture books; now denies them -- Lecture II: Unbelief in the Seventeenth Century -- causes of past-reformation unbelief -- divisions of the Christian church -- religious wars -- falling away of culture from Christianity -- seventeenth century apologists -- Grotius and Pascal -- schools pf unbelief -- reserve in all -- deistic, Lord Herbert, Hobbes; Pantheistic, Spinoza; Sceptical, Bayle -- Lecture III: Unbelief in the Eighteenth Century -English Deism -- Causes of deism -- inferiority of deistical writers -- blount, a forerunner -- Toland -- his successive positions -- Pantheisticon -- deism proper -- Collins and prophecy -- Woolston and miracles -- Tindal and light of nature -- Chubb, and Christian morals -- Morgan and Old Testament -- Sceptics: Dodwell, Bolingbroke, Hume, Gibbon -- causes of failure of deism -- Lecture".
catalog tableOfContents "Lecture V: Unbelief in Germany -Rationalism -- differences of rationalism from English and French unbelief -- Popular philosophy -- Bahrdt; critical school -- decay of orthodoxy -- Semler -- Eichhorn -- Canon of the Old Testament -- origin of the gospels -- meager doctrinal creed -- Paulus -- naturalist theory -- Reimarus -- "Wolfenbüttel fragments" -- "Plan of Jesus and his disciples" -- Lessing: his religion a problem -- Concealment of the fragmentist -- His critical position -- "education of the human race" -- "Anti-Goetze" -- "Nathan the Wise" -- Alleged Pantheism -- ethical school -- Kant -- defects of his "religion innerhalb der Grenzen der blossen Vernunft" -- recovery of Germany from rationalism".
catalog tableOfContents "Lecture VI: Unbelief in the Nineteenth Century -Strauss -Rénan -Mill -- Tendencies of nineteenth century -- deeper anti-supernaturalism -- natural explanation of Christ and Christianity -- Strauss -- First "Leben Jesu" in 1835 -- Mythical theory -- replies -- second "Leben Jesu" in 1864 -- relation to Baur and Tübingen school -- criticism of amended theory -- third and last period Strauss -- Atheism -- Rénan -- French unbelief from revolutionary period -- "Vie de Jésus": and succeeding work -- view of the gospels -- failure in estimating character and life of Christ -- inadequate account of success of Christianity, and life of Apostle Paul -- immoral attitude towards doubt within the church -- John Stuart Mill -- views of natural theology -- possibility of a revelation -- sense of the worth of Christianity and greatness of Christ -- lessons from these studies -- fluctuation of unbelief -- advance of Christianity -- necessity of maintaining its supernatural character.".
catalog title "Unbelief in the eighteenth century : as contrasted with its earlier and later history : being the Cunningham lectures for 1880 / by John Cairns.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".