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Review of J. William Dawson, The Meeting-Place of Geology and History

Argues Christianity is amenable to the experimental (Baconian) method, citing John 7:17. Reviews recent literature on history, geology and human origins (Dawson) and Syriac studies.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1895

Review of W.J. Knox Little, Sacerdotalism

Reviews recent theological literature: an essay on Christianity and the experimental (Baconian) method, a discussion of the Eucharist as the sacrificial feast, a critique of Knox Little, and notices on Walther and women in missions.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1895

Review of James Iverach, Christianity and Evolution

Argues Christianity is amenable to the experimental method and that evolution must be understood under a theistic, immanent God; appeals to John 7:17.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1895

Review of G.G. Stokes, Natural Theology, Vol. 2

Essays arguing Christianity is amenable to the experimental method, defending natural theology and a theistic account of evolution against Darwinian reductionism.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1895

Review of William H. Green, Die Feste der Hebraeer

1895 review defending Christianity against radical higher criticism, arguing faith is amenable to an experimental/Baconian method. Surveys Pentateuchal critiques and Daniel studies.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1895

Review of C.R. Gregory, The Prolegomena to Tischendorf’s New Testament, Part III, etc.

Review of recent theological literature: profiles George D. Herron’s social Christianity and surveys new scholarship in New Testament textual criticism and Greek grammar.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1894

Review of Emory Miller, The Evolution of Love

Defends biblical inspiration against higher criticism, affirms Christ’s witness to the Old Testament, and emphasizes the resurrection amid reviews of recent theological works.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1894

Review of Prof. Marais, Darwinism

Essays defending the biblical Moses against critics, upholding verbal inspiration and dogmatic theology, and critiquing Darwinism—urging a robust apologetical method.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1894

Review of Charles M. Mead, Some Current Notions Concerning Dogmatic Theology

A review defending the biblical Moses against higher criticism, affirming scriptural authority and dogmatic theology, and urging use of archaeology and evidences in Christian apologetics.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1894

Review of Robert L. Dabney, Discussions Vol. 3: Philosophical

Survey of the 1890s Sunday-school movement—its scale, denominational cooperation, and lesson unity. Also reviews recent theological works defending Christ’s atonement.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1894

Review of W.G.T. Shedd, Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy

Discusses the 1892 union of Dutch Reformed secession churches, contrasting approaches to church property and civil authority, and reflecting on the future of Calvinism; includes book reviews.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1894

Review of Philip Schaff, Theological Propaedeutic, Part II

Review on the future of Calvinism examining Dutch Reformed secessions, confessional and ecclesiastical disputes, and critical assessments of contemporary theological literature and the doctrine of Scripture.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1894

Review of J. Patterson Smyth, How God Inspired the Bible; John DeWitt, What Is Inspiration?; and T. George Rooke, Inspiration

Examines the Dutch Reformed union and recent literature on Biblical inspiration. Argues that Christ's testimony requires resisting modern critical revisions of Scripture.

B.B. Warfield ⬩ 1894

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Review of J. William Dawson, The Meeting-Place of Geology and History

Review of W.J. Knox Little, Sacerdotalism

Review of James Iverach, Christianity and Evolution

Review of G.G. Stokes, Natural Theology, Vol. 2

Review of William H. Green, Die Feste der Hebraeer

Review of C.R. Gregory, The Prolegomena to Tischendorf’s New Testament, Part III, etc.

Review of Emory Miller, The Evolution of Love

Review of Prof. Marais, Darwinism

Review of Charles M. Mead, Some Current Notions Concerning Dogmatic Theology

Review of Robert L. Dabney, Discussions Vol. 3: Philosophical

Review of W.G.T. Shedd, Orthodoxy and Heterodoxy

Review of Philip Schaff, Theological Propaedeutic, Part II

Review of J. Patterson Smyth, How God Inspired the Bible; John DeWitt, What Is Inspiration?; and T. George Rooke, Inspiration

Review of Henry Calderwood, Evolution and Man’s Place in Nature

Review of N.S. Shaler, The Interpretation of Nature

Review of Chambers’ Encyclopedia

Review of Jacob A. Riis, How the Other Half Lives: Studies Among the Tenements of New York, and the Children of the Poor

Review of Morgan Dix, The Sacramental System

Review of W.G.T. Shedd, Calvinism: Pure and Mixed

Review of Philip Schaff, Theological Propaedeutic, Part I

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