Modern Substitutes for Christianity
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That there is at present a widespread alienation from the Christian Faith can hardly be denied. Sometimes by violent invective, sometimes by quiet assumption, the conclusion is conveyed that Christianity is obsolete. Whatever benefits it may have conferred in rude, unenlightened ages, it is now outgrown, it is not in keeping with the science and discovery of modern times. 'The good Lord Jesus has had His day,' is murmured in pitying condescension towards those who still suffer themselves to be deceived by the antiquated superstition. The statements in which our forefathers embodied the relatio...
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- THE EXPOSITOR'S LIBRARY
- MODERN SUBSTITUTES FOR CHRISTIANITY
- PEARSON McADAM MUIR D.D.
- MINISTER OF GLASGOW CATHEDRAL CHAPLAIN IN ORDINARY TO THE KING
- Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus imperat
- HODDER AND STOUGHTON LONDON — NEW YORK — TORONTO
- IN MEMORIAM S. A. M. JUNE 3, 1847. OCTOBER 5, 1871 FEBRUARY 12, 1907
- CONTENTS
- I POPULAR IMPEACHMENTS OF CHRISTIANITY
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- POPULAR IMPEACHMENTS OF CHRISTIANITY
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- IV
- II MORALITY WITHOUT RELIGION
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- MORALITY WITHOUT RELIGION
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- III THE RELIGION OF THE UNIVERSE
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- THE RELIGION OF THE UNIVERSE
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- IV THE RELIGION OF HUMANITY
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- THE RELIGION OF HUMANITY
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- V THEISM WITHOUT CHRIST
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- THEISM WITHOUT CHRIST
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- VI THE TRIBUTE OF CRITICISM TO CHRIST
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- THE TRIBUTE OF CRITICISM TO CHRIST[1]
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- APPENDICES
- APPENDIX I
- APPENDIX II
- APPENDIX III
- APPENDIX IV
- APPENDIX V
- APPENDIX VI
- APPENDIX VII
- APPENDIX VIII
- APPENDIX IX
- APPENDIX X
- APPENDIX XI
- APPENDIX XII
- APPENDIX XIII
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- APPENDIX XVI
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- APPENDIX XX
- APPENDIX XXI
- APPENDIX XXII
- APPENDIX XXIII
- APPENDIX XXIV
- APPENDIX XXV
- APPENDIX XXVI
- APPENDIX XXVII
- APPENDIX XXVIII
- AUTHORITIES CONSULTED
- INDEX
- The Expositors Library
- Cloth, 2/- net each volume.
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