Essays Congregational and catholic : issued in commemoration of the centenary of the Congregational Union of England and Wales / edited by Albert Peel.

By: Congregational Union of England and Wales
Contributor(s): Peel, Albert, 1887-1949
Material type: TextTextPublisher: London : Congregational Union of England and Wales, [1931]Description: viii, 386 pages ; 22 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Congregationalism | Congregationalism -- BibliographyLOC classification: BX7115 | .C56
Contents:
The church in the New Testament, by C. H. Dodd.--Some missionary parallels to the thought and piety of the early church, by Sidney Cave.--Congregationalism, essential and relative, by J. V. Bartlet.--Congregationalism the true catholicism, by C. J. Cadoux.--Dogma and freedom, by N. Micklem.--The genius of Congregationalism, by Robert Mackintosh.--Congregationalism and the great Christian doctrines, by W. B. Selbie.--Interpreting the gospel to changing times, by R. F. Horton.--The preaching of the gospel, by A. E. Garvie.--The atonement, by R. S. Franks.--Prayer and its technique in the light of psychical determinism, by E. J. Price.--From the Elizabethan settlement to the emergence of separatism, by Albert Peel.--English Congregationalism in its greatness and decline (1502-1770) by F. J. Powicke.--Congregationalism and world evangelization, by A. T. S. James.--Congregationalism and social service; part I by F. C. Tillyard, part II by Malcolm Spencer.
(Con't.)--Congregationalism's contribution to theology, by A. J. Grieve.
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The church in the New Testament, by C. H. Dodd.--Some missionary parallels to the thought and piety of the early church, by Sidney Cave.--Congregationalism, essential and relative, by J. V. Bartlet.--Congregationalism the true catholicism, by C. J. Cadoux.--Dogma and freedom, by N. Micklem.--The genius of Congregationalism, by Robert Mackintosh.--Congregationalism and the great Christian doctrines, by W. B. Selbie.--Interpreting the gospel to changing times, by R. F. Horton.--The preaching of the gospel, by A. E. Garvie.--The atonement, by R. S. Franks.--Prayer and its technique in the light of psychical determinism, by E. J. Price.--From the Elizabethan settlement to the emergence of separatism, by Albert Peel.--English Congregationalism in its greatness and decline (1502-1770) by F. J. Powicke.--Congregationalism and world evangelization, by A. T. S. James.--Congregationalism and social service; part I by F. C. Tillyard, part II by Malcolm Spencer.

(Con't.)--Congregationalism's contribution to theology, by A. J. Grieve.

Includes index.

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