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New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1889.
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xv, 303 p.; 21 cm
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CONTENTS:
Chapter I. Drifting.
Chapter II. Orthodoxy.
Orthodoxy and Orthodoxism; Orthodoxy and the Scriptures; Orthodoxy and the Symbols of Faith.
Chapter III. Changes.
Changes in the Positions of the Traditional Orthodoxy; What are the Westminster Standards; Change of Attitutde to the Standards; Revision of the Standards; the Ministry; the Presbytery; Presbyterian Worship; Religion and Morals.
Chapter IV. Shifting.
Traditional Orthodoxy shifting from the base of the Reformation; the Holy Scriptures; Verbal Inspiration; Inerrancy of the Scriptures; the Authority of the Scriptures; Authenticity and Canonicity.
Chapter V. Excesses.
Orthodoxism excessive in the elaboration of the first eleven Chapters of the Westminster Confession; the Living God; the Love of God; the Divine Decree; Creation; the Doctrine of Man; Human Inability; the Mediator; Effectual Calling; the Damnation of Infants; Forgiveness of Sins.
Chapter VI. Failures.
Orthodoxism neglects the middle group of Chapters in the Westminster Confession; Adoption; Sanctification; Saving Faith; Repentance unto Life; Good Works; Assurance of Grace; the Law of God; Chrisitan Liberty; Religious Worship.
Chapter VII. Departures.
Orthodoxism departs from the Westminster doctrines of the Church and Sacraments; Church and State; Marriage and Divorce; the Church; the Sacraments; Roman Catholic Baptism; the Real Presence.
Chapter VIII. Perplexities.
Orthodoxism is perplexed with the problems of Eschatology; Judgment at Death; the Millennium; the Middle State; Premillenarianism; Probation after Death.
Chapter IX. Barriers.
The Barriers to Christian Union; the Divine Right of Church Government; Subscription to elaborate Creeds; Uniformity of Worship; Traditionalism; Alliances and Federal Unions.
Chapter X. Thither.
Progress in Theology; the Consensus of Christendom; Is Rome an Ally?; the Dissensus of Christendom; New Doctrines; Biblical Criticism; the Future Life; the Holy Life; the Unity of Christ's Church; World-wide Conflict.
Chapter I. Drifting.
Chapter II. Orthodoxy.
Orthodoxy and Orthodoxism; Orthodoxy and the Scriptures; Orthodoxy and the Symbols of Faith.
Chapter III. Changes.
Changes in the Positions of the Traditional Orthodoxy; What are the Westminster Standards; Change of Attitutde to the Standards; Revision of the Standards; the Ministry; the Presbytery; Presbyterian Worship; Religion and Morals.
Chapter IV. Shifting.
Traditional Orthodoxy shifting from the base of the Reformation; the Holy Scriptures; Verbal Inspiration; Inerrancy of the Scriptures; the Authority of the Scriptures; Authenticity and Canonicity.
Chapter V. Excesses.
Orthodoxism excessive in the elaboration of the first eleven Chapters of the Westminster Confession; the Living God; the Love of God; the Divine Decree; Creation; the Doctrine of Man; Human Inability; the Mediator; Effectual Calling; the Damnation of Infants; Forgiveness of Sins.
Chapter VI. Failures.
Orthodoxism neglects the middle group of Chapters in the Westminster Confession; Adoption; Sanctification; Saving Faith; Repentance unto Life; Good Works; Assurance of Grace; the Law of God; Chrisitan Liberty; Religious Worship.
Chapter VII. Departures.
Orthodoxism departs from the Westminster doctrines of the Church and Sacraments; Church and State; Marriage and Divorce; the Church; the Sacraments; Roman Catholic Baptism; the Real Presence.
Chapter VIII. Perplexities.
Orthodoxism is perplexed with the problems of Eschatology; Judgment at Death; the Millennium; the Middle State; Premillenarianism; Probation after Death.
Chapter IX. Barriers.
The Barriers to Christian Union; the Divine Right of Church Government; Subscription to elaborate Creeds; Uniformity of Worship; Traditionalism; Alliances and Federal Unions.
Chapter X. Thither.
Progress in Theology; the Consensus of Christendom; Is Rome an Ally?; the Dissensus of Christendom; New Doctrines; Biblical Criticism; the Future Life; the Holy Life; the Unity of Christ's Church; World-wide Conflict.