Chapter I
| What Is the Christian Faith? |
| Need of a definition | 16 |
| I. | The Christianity of the New Testament Writers | 16 |
| Their emphasis upon the Passion and Resurrection | 16 |
| Their emphasis upon the Person of Christ | 20 |
| II. | Primitive Christianity and Pauline Christianity | 21 |
| Was Paul the Founder of Christianity? | 21 |
| Lines of connection between Paul and the Primitive Apostles | 22 |
| III. | The Christianity of Jesus and of Paul | 26 |
| Harmony in their Ethical Teaching and in their blending of Doctrine with Ethics | 27 |
| The Christological passage, Matthew xi. its exegesisand its alleged isolation | 35 |
| The Passion narrative in Mark: views of Bousset | 41 |
| Self-authenticating contrasts in the Character of Christ | 43 |
| IV. | The Dilemma of Historical Criticism | 44 |
| Jesus as viewed by the Liberal and the Radical Schools | 44 |
| The Dilemma of Liberal Criticism | 45 |
| Lessening Significance of a merely human Jesus | 49 |
| Harnack and von Dobschütz on the “Double Gospel” | 53 |
| The Essence of Christianity | 54 |
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