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- catalog contributor b4120320.
- catalog created "1951.".
- catalog date "1951".
- catalog date "1951.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1951.".
- catalog description "Bibliographical footnotes.".
- catalog description "I. Progress as empirically observed -- 1. The problem -- 2. Individual and social progress -- 3. Absence of the latter conception from early cultures -- 4. Awareness of progress among the Greek historians -- 5. Among the Greek and Roman philosophers -- 6. And among the Christian fathers -- 7. Progress as detected by modern historians and pre-historians -- 8. Technical and spiritual progress -- II. Patterns of events -- 9. A priori elements in the reading of history -- 10. History as a recurrent cycle -- 11. The flight of pure being -- 12. The birth of hope -- 13. Hope and fulfillment in the New Testament -- 14. St. Augustine's philosophy of history -- 15. The traditional Christian pattern -- 16. Retrospect -- III. The pattern of progress -- 17. Discrepancies in the pattern -- 18. The modern doctrine of progress a Christian heresy -- 19. The battle of the books -- 20. From Bacon and Descartes to Fontenelle and Saint-Pierre -- 21. Les philosophes -- 22. The later eighteenth century in Britain -- 23. The German conception of development -- 24. Earlier nineteenth-century thought -- 25. The influence of the biological conception of evolution -- 26. The conception of an evolving universe -- IV. The availability of the presuppositions -- 27. Transition from the historical to the doctrinal problem -- 28. Critique of the evolutionist presupposition -- 29. Critique of the developmental presupposition -- 30. Critique of the presuppositions of the earlier rationalism -- 31. Progress is not enough -- V. Towards a conclusion -- 32. The Christian hope re-examined -- 33. Some results of recent New Testament study -- 34. The pattern of the years of grace -- 35. Crescamus in illum per omnia".
- catalog extent "viii, 240 p.".
- catalog issued "1951".
- catalog issued "1951.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York, Scribner,".
- catalog subject "301.1535".
- catalog subject "HM101 .B25 1951".
- catalog subject "Progress.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. Progress as empirically observed -- 1. The problem -- 2. Individual and social progress -- 3. Absence of the latter conception from early cultures -- 4. Awareness of progress among the Greek historians -- 5. Among the Greek and Roman philosophers -- 6. And among the Christian fathers -- 7. Progress as detected by modern historians and pre-historians -- 8. Technical and spiritual progress -- II. Patterns of events -- 9. A priori elements in the reading of history -- 10. History as a recurrent cycle -- 11. The flight of pure being -- 12. The birth of hope -- 13. Hope and fulfillment in the New Testament -- 14. St. Augustine's philosophy of history -- 15. The traditional Christian pattern -- 16. Retrospect -- III. The pattern of progress -- 17. Discrepancies in the pattern -- 18. The modern doctrine of progress a Christian heresy -- 19. The battle of the books -- 20. From Bacon and Descartes to Fontenelle and Saint-Pierre -- 21. Les philosophes -- 22. The later eighteenth century in Britain -- 23. The German conception of development -- 24. Earlier nineteenth-century thought -- 25. The influence of the biological conception of evolution -- 26. The conception of an evolving universe -- IV. The availability of the presuppositions -- 27. Transition from the historical to the doctrinal problem -- 28. Critique of the evolutionist presupposition -- 29. Critique of the developmental presupposition -- 30. Critique of the presuppositions of the earlier rationalism -- 31. Progress is not enough -- V. Towards a conclusion -- 32. The Christian hope re-examined -- 33. Some results of recent New Testament study -- 34. The pattern of the years of grace -- 35. Crescamus in illum per omnia".
- catalog title "The belief in progress.".
- catalog type "text".