Doctrine & Theology

Gospel-Criticism and Historical Christianity

Gospel-Criticism and Historical Christianity, a study of the Gospels and of the history of the Gospel-Canon during the second century, with a consideration of the results of modern criticism

Proof that Universalist scholarship could meet the Germans on their own ground. Cone — professor at the denomination's theological school in Canton and later president of Buchtel College — here surveys the higher criticism of the Gospels and its bearing on Christian faith, in a study respected by critical scholars in Europe as well as America. It marks the denomination's passage from proof-text controversy to modern biblical science, carried out by its most internationally recognized scholar.

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AuthorCone, Orello, 1835-1905
Published1891
PublisherNew York, Putnam
SubjectsNew Testament
OCLC1045564345 on WorldCat
SectionDoctrine & Theology