Rational Theology and Christian Philosophy volume 1

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

In Category - *Non-fiction, Early Modern, Christianity - Other

Authors: John Tulloch In Year : 1872

Book Language: English

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Preface
Chapter 1: Spirit of Rational Inquiry in Protestantism, Part 1
Chapter 1: Spirit of Rational Inquiry in Protestantism, Part 2
Chapter 2: Course of Religious Opinion and Parties in England, 1500-1625, Part 1
Chapter 2: Course of Religious Opinion and Parties in England, 1500-1625, Part 2
Chapter 3: Lord Falkland: A Moderate and Liberal Church, Part 1
Chapter 3: Lord Falkland: A Moderate and Liberal Church, Part 2
Chapter 3: Lord Falkland: A Moderate and Liberal Church, Part 3
Chapter 3: Lord Falkland: A Moderate and Liberal Church, Part 4
Chapter 4: John Hales of Eton: Religion and Dogmatic Orthodoxy, Part 1
Chapter 4: John Hales of Eton: Religion and Dogmatic Orthodoxy, Part 2
Chapter 4: John Hales of Eton: Religion and Dogmatic Orthodoxy, Part 3
Chapter 4: John Hales of Eton: Religion and Dogmatic Orthodoxy, Part 4
Chapter 5: William Chillingworth: The Bible the Religion of Protestants, Part 1
Chapter 5: William Chillingworth: The Bible the Religion of Protestants, Part 2
Chapter 5: William Chillingworth: The Bible the Religion of Protestants, Part 3
Chapter 5: William Chillingworth: The Bible the Religion of Protestants, Part 4
Chapter 6: Jeremy Taylor: Liberty of Christian Teaching within the Church, Part 1
Chapter 6: Jeremy Taylor: Liberty of Christian Teaching within the Church, Part 2
Chapter 6: Jeremy Taylor: Liberty of Christian Teaching within the Church, Part 3
Chapter 7: Edward Stillingfleet: The Irenicum of a Comprehensive Church, Part 1
Chapter 7: Edward Stillingfleet: The Irenicum of a Comprehensive Church, Part 2
Chapter 7: Edward Stillingfleet: The Irenicum of a Comprehensive Church, Part 3

This work addresses the birth and development of a rationalist stream in the Christianity of England in the seventeenth century. In this volume, Tulloch focuses on five latitudinarian churchmen, examining their lives and thought. - Summary by Barry Ganong