Boston Lectures, 1871. Christianity and Scepticism; Comprising a Treatment of Questions in Biblical Criticism
No. of pages 496
Published: 2019
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"Boston Lectures, 1871: Christianity and Scepticism" by Stoughton is a collection of lectures addressing critical inquiries into Christianity and its foundational texts. The work engages with the tension between faith and skepticism, examining pivotal questions in biblical criticism and the implications of these debates for contemporary belief. Stoughton argues for the validity of Christian doctrine while confronting doubts that arise from modern scholarship. His exploration seeks to reconcile traditional beliefs with rational inquiry, ultimately fostering a dialogue that challenges both believers and skeptics to reflect deeply on the nature of faith and its intersection with intellectual scrutiny. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
There are 496 pages in this book. This book was published in 2019 by HardPress Ltd .