- 1Epigraph
- 2Preface
- 3Introduction
- 4Chapter I — Controversial Period Succeeding the Reformation
- 5Chapter II — Religious Condition of the Protestant Church at the Pe…
- 6Chapter III — Pietism and Its Mission
- 7Chapter IV — The Popular Philosophy of Wolff — Skeptical Tendencies…
- 8Chapter V — Semler and the Destructive School
- 9Chapter VI — Contributions of Literature and Philosophy
- 10Chapter VII — The Reign of the Weimar Circle — Revolution in Educat…
- 11Chapter VIII — Doctrines of Rationalism in the Day of Its Strength
- 12Chapter IX — Renovation Inaugurated by Schleiermacher
- 13Chapter X — Relations of Rationalism and Supernaturalism
- 14Chapter XI — The Reaction Produced by Strauss’ Life of Jesus
- 15Chapter XII — The Evangelical School. Its Opinions and Present Pros…
- 16Chapter XIII — Practical Movements Indicating New Life
- 17Chapter XIV — Holland: Theology and Religion From the Synod of Dort…
- 18Chapter XV — Holland Continued: The New Theological Schools, and th…
- 19Chapter XVI — France: Rationalism in the Protestant Church — The Cr…
- 20Chapter XVII — France Continued: Evangelical Theology Opposing Rati…
- 21Chapter XVIII — Switzerland: Orthodoxy in Geneva, and the New Specu…
- 22Chapter XIX — England: The Soil Prepared for the Introduction of Ra…
- 23Chapter XX — England Continued: Philosophical and Literary Rational…
- 24Chapter XXI — England Continued: Critical Rationalism — Jowett, the…
- 25Chapter XXII — England Continued: Survey of Church Parties
- 26Chapter XXIII — The United States: The Unitarian Church — The Unive…
- 27Chapter XXIV — The United States Continued: Theodore Parker and His…
- 28Chapter XXV — Indirect Service of Skepticism — Present Outlook
- 29Appendix
History of Rationalism
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