Controversy Over John s Gospel A 19th Century Debate
The text reviews Unitarian and Tubingen style challenges to John's authorship of the Fourth Gospel. It recounts Evanson and later German critics, noting Theodotus Praxeas and early opponents, Priestly and Simpson replies, and Bretschneider to Strauss and Ewald. It ends with Luthardt and a list of works on the topic and a concluding epigram.
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John
Logos
Apostle of
the Logos
Lardner
Theodotus
Praxeas
Jesus
Church of England
Luthardt
Evanson
Vogel
Cludius
Ballenstedt
Edward Evanson
Tewkesbury
Longdon
James
Peter
Jude
Asia
Mvanson
Paul
Inquirer
Harry Church
Christ
Lightfoot
Polycarp
Irenseus
Justin Martyr
Constantine
Primitive Church
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Our
Samaria
Jacob's Well
Jerusalem
God
Gerizim
Priestly
Simpson
Falconer
Tubingen
Bretschneider
Schleiermacher
Strauss
Ewald
Riggenbach
Godet
Bleek
Meyer
Schaff
Lange
Jesus Christ
Satan
Beelzeub
Aine Man on Philosophy Critique of a Philosophy Without Assumptions
A review of a philosophy book by Thomas Penygnton Kirkman M A F R C assessing the work titled Philosophy without Assumptions. The critic finds the volume disappointing, lacking a concrete statement or illustration of a coherent philosophy despite expectations set by its title.
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Philosophy
Thomas Penyngton Kirkman
M.A
F.R.C
London
Longmins, Green, and Co