Orthodoxy: Its Truths and Errors

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American Unitarian Association, 1866 - 512 psl.

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Errors of Arianism and Naturalism
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CHAPTER IX
210
Its Meaning and Importance
212
Need of Justification for the Conscience
216
Reaction of Sin on the Soul
218
Different Methods of obtaining Forgiveness
220
Method in Christianity
222
Result
224
Its History in the Church
225
Orthodox Errors at the present Time in Regard to Justification by Faith
228
Errors of Liberal Christians
231
CHAPTER X
235
Great Importance attributed to this Doctrine
237
Stress laid on the Death of Jesus in the Scripture
238
Difficulty in interpreting these Scripture Passages
239
Theological Theories based on the Figurative Language of the New Testament
240
The three principal Views of the Atonement warlike legal and governmental
242
Impression made by Christs Death on the Minds of his Disciples First Theory on the Subject in the Epistle to the Hebrews
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Value of Suffering as a Means of Education
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How the Death of Jesus brings Men to God
247
This Law of Vicarious Suffering universal
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This Law illustrated from History in the Death of Socrates Joan of Arc Savonarola and Abraham Lincoln
254
Dr Bushnells View of the Atonement
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Results of this Discussion
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CHAPTER XI
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Scripture Basis for this Doctrine
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Relation of the Divine Decree to Human Freedom
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History of the Doctrine of Election and Predestination
272
Election is to Work and Opportunity here not to Heaven hereafter How Jacob was elected and how the Jews were a Chosen Peo ple
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Other Illustrations of Individual Calling and Election
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CHAPTER XIII
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How Judgment by Christ is connected with Punishment
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CHAPTER XV
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The Church Possible or Church as it can
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Mansel
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