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WILLIAMS & NORGATE'S
THEOLOGICAL TRANSLATION LIBRARY-Continued.
Vols. XV. and XVII.
THE BEGINNINGS OF CHRISTIANITY. By Paul Wernle,
Professor Extraordinary of Modern Church History at the University
of Basel. Revised by the Author, and translated by the
Rev. G. A. Bienemann, M.A., and edited, with an Introduction,
by the Rev. W. D. Morrison, LL.D.
Vol. I. The Rise of the Religion.
Vol. II. The Development of the Church.
Dr. Marcus Dods in the British Weekly— " We cannot recall any work by
a foreign theologian which is likely to have a more powerful influence on the
thought of this country than Wernle's Beginnings of Christianity. It is well
written and well translated ; it is earnest, clear, and persuasive, and above all
it is well adapted to catch the large class of thinking men who are at present
seeking some non-miraculous explanation of Christianity."
The Earlier Works included in the Library are :
HISTORY OF DOGMA. By Adolf Harnack, Berlin. Translated
from the Third German Edition. Edited by the Rev. Prof. A.
B. Bruce, D.D. 7 vols. (New Series, Vols. II., VII., VIII., IX.,
X., XL, XII.) 8vo, cloth, each los. 6d. ; half-leather, suitable for
presentation, 12s. 6d.
ABBREVIATED LIST OF CONTENTS :—Vol. I. : Introductory
Division :—I, Prolegomena to the Study of the History
of Dogma. II. The Presuppositions of the History of
Division I.—The Genesis of Ecclesiastical Dogma,
Dogma.
or the
Genesis of the Catholic Apostolic Dogmatic Theology, and the
first Scientific Ecclesiastical System of Doctrine. Book I. :
The Preparation. Vol. II. : Division I. Book II. : The
Laying of the Foundation.—I. Plistorical Survey.—/. Fixing and
gradual Secularising of Christianity as a Church. —//. Fixing and
gradual Hellenising of Christianity as a System of Doctrine. Vol.
III. : Division I. Book W.-.—The Laying of the Foundation—
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continued. Division II.—The Development of Ecclesiastical
Dogma. Book I. : The History of the Development of Dogtna as
the Doctrine of the God-fnan on the basis of Natural Theology.
A. Presuppositions of Doctrine of Rede7tiption or Natural Theology.
B. The Doctrine of Redemption in the Person of the God-man in
its historical development. Vol. IV. : Division II. Book I. :
The History of the Developfnent of Dogma as the Doctrine of the
God-man on the basis of Natural Theology— continued. Vol. V.
Expansion and Rernodelling of Dogma
Division II. Book II. :
into a Doctrine of Sin, Grace, and Means of Grace on the basis of
the Church. Vol. VI. : Division II. Book II. -.— Expansion
and Remodelling of Dogma into a Doctrine of Sin^ Grace^ and
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