The Person of Christ: The Miracle of History. With a Reply to
Philip Schaff's invaluable historical account of early Christianity and the ancient church.
40 Chapters
Table of Contents
1
PREFACE.
2
INTRODUCTORY.
3
LITERATURE.
4
HIS CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH.
5
HIS TRAINING.
6
HIS PUBLIC LIFE.
7
HIS FREEDOM FROM SIN.
8
HIS PERFECT HOLINESS.
9
UNITY OF VIRTUE AND PIETY.
10
COMPLETENESS AND UNIVERSALITY OF HIS CHARACTER.
11
HARMONY OF ALL GRACES AND VIRTUES IN CHRIST.
12
HIS PASSION AND CRUCIFIXION.
13
SUMMARY.
14
CHRIST'S OWN TESTIMONY CONCERNING HIMSELF.
15
I.--The Unitarian Theory.
16
II.--The Hypothesis of Imposture.
17
III.--The Theory of Enthusiasm or Self-deception.
18
IV.--The Rationalistic Explanation.
19
THE MYTHICAL HYPOTHESIS OF STRAUSS.
20
THE LEGENDARY HYPOTHESIS.--RENAN.
21
CONCLUSION.
22
CRITICAL NOTES.
23
COLLECTION
24
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS.
25
PONTIUS PILATE AND HIS WIFE.
26
JUDAS, THE TRAITOR.
27
FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS.
28
THE TALMUD.
29
TACITUS AND PLINY.
30
CELSUS AND LUCIAN.
31
PORPHYRY.
32
JULIAN THE APOSTATE.
33
DENIS DIDEROT.
34
JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU.
35
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.
36
WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING.
37
THEODORE PARKER.
38
F. PECAUT.
39
ERNEST RENAN.
40
FRANCES POWER COBBE.