Review of Augustine, Confessions
Review of editions and criticism of Augustine’s Confessions and related patristic texts, assessing textual readings, editorial decisions, and their pedagogical usefulness.
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Review of Augustine, Confessions
Review of Georg Misch, Geschichte der Autobiographie
Reviews on John Calvin and a study of autobiography, arguing Augustine’s Confessions as the climax of ancient autobiographical development and its place in church history.
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Review of James Hastings, ed., Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics, Vol. 1
Critical review of Protestant scholarship and Hastings' Encyclopedia, faulting uneven coverage, weak doctrinal history, and speculative evolutionary readings of Genesis (Adam, Ark).
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Review of John Willcock, A Scots Earl in Covenanting TImes
Reviews of Scottish religious biographies and Covenanting history, including John Howie and Archibald, 9th Earl of Argyle. Also notes Dr. Robertson’s popular study of the Gospels.
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Review of Herman Bavinck, Psychologie der Religie
Reviews of theological literature: a John Howie biography; H. Bavinck on the psychology of religion; and Hampden C. DuBose's Chinese manual of natural and apologetic theology.
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Review of George Paulin, No Struggle for Existence: No Natural Selection
Reviews of early-20th-century works critiquing Darwinism and examining attempts to harmonize Christianity with modern science, focusing on creation, design, and religious truth.
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Review of Vernon L. Kellogg, Darwinism To-Day
Introduces Herman Bavinck to American readers and reviews Vernon L. Kellogg's critique of Darwinism, assessing natural selection's limits and the theological implications.
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Review of W. Bousset, What Is Religion?
Review critiques Wilhelm Bousset's historical, naturalistic account of religion which reduces Christianity to a 'natural religion', denying revelation, Christ's divinity and atonement.
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Review of Émile Doumergue, Les Etapes du Fidéisme and Le Dernier Mot du Fidéisme
Reviews the Westminster Assembly's work on Presbyterian uniformity and polity; critiques French "Fideisme" (faith divorced from historical reason) and discusses theology and social missions.
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Review of W. Bousset, Jesus
Critique of modern 'historical Jesus' scholarship, defending the Gospel and Pauline testimony for Jesus' person, miracles, death, resurrection, and traditional Christology.
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Review of H. Weinel, St. Paul
Reviews of scholarship: reassessing John Knox’s biography and modern critical portraits of Jesus and Paul, debating dogma, historicity, and the essence of Christianity.
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Review of B.B. Warfield, The Lord of Glory
Reviews recent theological literature: Knox as statesman; critiques Dr. Wright’s handling of Daniel; assesses Warfield on New Testament designations of Christ and Weinel’s portrait of Paul.
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Review of David W. Forrest, The Authority of Christ
Review explores Augustine’s view that revelation, apostolicity and Scripture ground religious authority. It critiques Dr. Forrest’s kenotic approach for undermining Christ’s authority.
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Review of The Religion of Christ in the Twentieth Century
Examines Augustine's epistemology and critiques the liberal 'Religion of Christ,' defending supernatural Christianity, Christ's deity, and the authority of revelation.
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Review of Richard V. Lancaster, The Creed of Christ
Examines Augustine's epistemology—self‑assured subjectivity—and its influence on later thought. Reviews recent theological studies on Paul, Christ's creed, and catechism history.
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Review of J.M.E. McTaggart, Some Dogmas of Religion
Critique of McTaggart's idealistic rejection of theism. Defends religious belief and natural-theological arguments, disputing his metaphysical definitions and misuse of omnipotence.
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Review of James Orr, God’s Image in Man, and Its Defacement, in the Light of Modern Denials
Review of recent theological works defending biblical anthropology and the necessity of Christ's atonement. Critiques the Moral Influence theory and modern evolutionary accounts of human origins.
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Review of George B. Stevens, The Christian Doctrine of Salvation
Critical review of G. B. Stevens' The Christian Doctrine of Salvation, faulting its polemical dismissal of penal satisfaction and its advocacy of the moral-influence view of atonement.
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Review of Marcus Dods, The Bible, Its Origin and Nature
Reviews Tertullian on early Trinitarian doctrine and critiques contemporary apologetics about the Bible's origin, defending apostolic canon, supernatural inspiration, and divine revelation.
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Review of Auguste Sabatier, The Doctrine of the Atonement and Its Historical Evolution
Princeton Review (1905) critiques Auguste Sabatier, arguing his historical method reduces the atonement to moralism and turns Christianity into sentimental natural religion amid modern culture.
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