Seven Articles
- The Education of the World by Frederick Temple—"a warmed-over sermon urging the free study of the Bible"
- Bunsen's Biblical Researches by Rowland Williams—"denying the predictive character of Old Testament prophecies"
- On the Study of the Evidences of Christianity by Baden Powell—"flatly denied the possibility of miracles"
- Séances Historiques de Genève. The National Church by Henry Bristow Wilson—"gave the widest possible latitude to the Thirty-nine Articles and questioned the eternity of damnation"
- On the Mosaic Cosmogony by C. W. Goodwin—"a critique of the attempted 'Harmonies' between Genesis and geology"
- Tendencies of Religious Thought in England, 1688-1750 by Mark Pattison—"a learned and cold study of the evidential theologians of the eighteenth century"
- On the Interpretation of Scripture by Benjamin Jowett—"in which he urged that the Bible be read 'like any other book' and made an impassioned plea for freedom of scholarship"
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