Rational Theology and Christian Philosophy volume 2

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

In Category - Early Modern, Christianity - Biographies

Authors: John Tulloch In Year : 1872

Book Language: English

Audiobook: Rational Theology and Christian Philosophy volume 2

Chapter 1: Historical Position of the Cambridge School – Philosophy and Christianity, Part 1
Chapter 1: Historical Position of the Cambridge School – Philosophy and Christianity, Part 2
Chapter 2: Benjamin Whichcote – Reason and Religion, Part 1
Chapter 2: Benjamin Whichcote – Reason and Religion, Part 2
Chapter 2: Benjamin Whichcote – Reason and Religion, Part 3
Chapter 3: John Smith – Foundations of a Christian Philosophy, Part 1
Chapter 3: John Smith – Foundations of a Christian Philosophy, Part 2
Chapter 3: John Smith – Foundations of a Christian Philosophy, Part 3
Chapter 3: John Smith – Foundations of a Christian Philosophy, Part 4
Chapter 4: Ralph Cudworth – Christian Philosophy in Conflict with Materialism, Part 1
Chapter 4: Ralph Cudworth – Christian Philosophy in Conflict with Materialism, Part 2
Chapter 4: Ralph Cudworth – Christian Philosophy in Conflict with Materialism, Part 3
Chapter 4: Ralph Cudworth – Christian Philosophy in Conflict with Materialism, Part 4
Chapter 4: Ralph Cudworth – Christian Philosophy in Conflict with Materialism, Part 5
Chapter 5: Henry More – Christian Theosophy and Mysticism, Part 1
Chapter 5: Henry More – Christian Theosophy and Mysticism, Part 2
Chapter 5: Henry More – Christian Theosophy and Mysticism, Part 3
Chapter 5: Henry More – Christian Theosophy and Mysticism, Part 4
Chapter 5: Henry More – Christian Theosophy and Mysticism, Part 5
Chapter 6: Minor Members of the Cambridge School, Part 1
Chapter 6: Minor Members of the Cambridge School, Part 2
Chapter 7: General Estimate – Religious Philosophy, Part 1
Chapter 7: General Estimate – Religious Philosophy, Part 2

In this second volume of his work on English rational theology in the seventeenth century, Tulloch describes the lives and works of the group of theologians known as the Cambridge Platonists. - Summary by Barry Ganong