The Christian View of God and the World as Centring in the Incarnation: Being the Kerr Lectures for 1890-91

A. Elliot, 1893 - 541 pages

The Christian view of the world based on that of the Old Testament	15

Need and room for a religion which can give us true know	22

Dr Davidsons view	24

APPENDICES TO LECTURE I	37

24	40

Depressing influence of Agnosticism cuts the nerve of rational	65

Theism impels to belief in Revelation continued	74

29	78

Consideration of Kenotic theories Phil ii	280

APPENDIX TO LECTURE VI	287

Views of leading writers	288

HIGHER CONCEPT OF GOD INVOLVED IN THE INCARNATION	301

Ultimate ground of the universe not a distinctionless unity	308

4 The object not personal	315

Great weight on this question to be attached to the revealed	324

Christs work	344

Pealkiri	The Christian View of God and the World as Centring in the Incarnation: Being the Kerr Lectures for 1890-91 Kerr lectures
Autor	James Orr
Edition	2
Publisher	A. Elliot, 1893
Original from	Princeton University
Digitized	20 mär. 2008
Length	541 pages

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APPENDIX TO LECTURE II	81

380	87

tion	93

The denial of evidence of Gods existence tantamount	98

78	100

323	103

The theoretic proofs for the existence of Godhow	112

3 The ontological argument	126

Religious experience corresponding to the moral proof	132

31	160

77	176

33333	188

79	196

Heredity	198

Sin in all these theories made something necessary	205

Objections to this viewthe innocent suffering for	209

2 This doctrine not exposed to some of the objections	210

37	211

nature and admissibility	224

The original mortality of man proved neither by death in	230

On the thought that soul in separation from the body is in	232

the earlier books	239

After all only a hope founded on believers relation to God	241

THE INCARNATION OF GOD IN CHRIST	249

Points in which this theory comes short	348

Theories which recognise an objective element in the Atone	355

82	357

THE INCARNATION AND HUMAN DESTINY	369

Pictorial and scenic elements	383

The dark side of this question continued	386

Scripture does not warrant dogmatic Universalism	390

The place of this idea in theologyrecent views	402

The teaching of Jesus on the kingdom of God	406

APPENDIX II	417

122	424

IDEA OF	428

268	445

Literature on the subject	455

Views which recognise the practical motive alonethe Ritschlian	463

Ritschl on the origin of the Weltanschauung	474

123	484

45	496

269	498

Strong point against this theorythe constant connection of	513

LECTURE II	534

271	535

Difficulty arising from too abstract a view of the Divine plan	537

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