Theology and the science of faith in 19th century debate
A London lecture on theology contrasts systematic theology with spiritual practice. It argues for free inquiry within theology, cites Augustine to Luther, and defends the harmony of science and creed. Clergy and colleges from New South Wales to Scotland are invoked as context, with notices of congregational events and church gifts reflected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Taylor
Hampden
Stoughton
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Redford
Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
Melancthon
Calvin
Paul
Martin Luther
Newth
John Graham
New South Wales
London
New College
Dr. Halley
Professor Godwin
Graham
Mr. Godwin
Botany Bay
Redford
Chalmers
Presbyterian College
Queensquare
Scotland
Germany
W. B. Macwilliam
Ancoats
Albion Chapel
Nottingham
New York
United States
Newman Hall
Gentleman
T.J. Forsyth
Manchester
Lisburn
Ireland
John White
Wellingborough
Congregational Church
Ev. W. Courtnall
Wellington
Somerset
Seintwardine
Herefordshire
Congregational Union
Ipswich
Eustace Conder
Leeds
Miall
M.P
Rome
Daily Telegraph
Ather Paolo Grassi
Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore
James Wall
Courcy
Bishop Crowther
Ramouth Gilead
India
French
Lahore College
Mauritius
South
Anderson
John Street United Presbyterian Church
William Anderson
John Kelly
Crescent Independent Church
Liverpool
Kelley
Blakney
Leamington
Kelly
Tas Religious Tract Society
Gloucester
Bristol
Religious Tract Society
Leisure Hour
Croypon
Broad Green Congregational Church
Balfour
Fe Mary
T. Gilfillan
W. Clarkson
E. Dothie
Selhurst Road
J. Whiting
South Croydon
J. A. Spurgeon
West Croydon
W. Jones
Surbiton
E. Buzacott
Peckham
Messrs
Croydon
Clapham
Park-crescent
H. M. Gunn
Marten Smith
Grafton Square
J. G. Rogers
Aubrey Price
St. James’s Church
Macfarlane
Thomas
Drake
Gunn
Eldridge
Brixton
R. Ashton
The
Warminster
Nicholls
B. Brown
J. Shaw
W. Mather
Weyrmouth
Earl of Shaftesbury
Weymouth
Lord Shaftesbury