The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 139-140Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1946 |
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Pagina 123
... Christian faith has something to say . It speaks to a problem whose significance and dimensions have not yet been suffi- ciently appreciated by any secular sociology . Christian ... Christianity is bound 1946 123 RELEVANCE OF CHRISTIAN FAITH.
... Christian faith has something to say . It speaks to a problem whose significance and dimensions have not yet been suffi- ciently appreciated by any secular sociology . Christian ... Christianity is bound 1946 123 RELEVANCE OF CHRISTIAN FAITH.
Pagina 127
... Christian doctrine of man as a being in need of redemption is more adequate than any of the variant optimisms of secular sociology . The Christian doctrine of Original Sin is much nearer to a scientific description of human nature than ...
... Christian doctrine of man as a being in need of redemption is more adequate than any of the variant optimisms of secular sociology . The Christian doctrine of Original Sin is much nearer to a scientific description of human nature than ...
Pagina 129
... Christian Faith has been the most important factor in the process of making Christianity unacceptable to the modern man . The maturing crisis of our civilisation - which has not yet reached its climax should dispose , and is disposing ...
... Christian Faith has been the most important factor in the process of making Christianity unacceptable to the modern man . The maturing crisis of our civilisation - which has not yet reached its climax should dispose , and is disposing ...
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