“The triumph of Christianity over Paganism was followed by the rise of Free Thought in the Middle Ages, and the return to the primitive faith which characterized the Reformation was succeeded by the reactionary wave of infidelity which rolled over Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries.” - H Grattan Guinness from “Faith and Free Thought”
Level of Difficulty: Advanced
Book Contents
- About The Author
- Titlepage
- Contents
- Introduction. Faith And Free Thought.
Part 1. Nature.
- 1 Nature’s Witness To God.
Part 2. Revelation.
- 1 The Need Of Revelation.
- 2 The Existence And Evidence Of Revelation.
Part 3. The Connection Of The Natural And Revealed, Or, Creation Centred In Christ.
- Testimony Of Scripture.
- 1 Centralization In The Natural And In The Revealed.
- 2 Centralization In The Relation Of The Natural To The Revealed.
- Section 1. Analogy In Nature.
- Section 2. Analogy In Revelation.
- Section 3. Analogy Of The Natural To The Revealed.
- Conclusion.
Appendix.
- I. Explanation Of The Tables In Vol. 2.
- II. Some Additional Facts As To The Astronomic Character Of The Prophetic Times.
- III. Some Omitted Facts As To The Levitical And Jewish Calendar.
- IV. Relation Of The Traditional Dates Of The Crucifixion And Resurrection Of Our Lord, March 18 And 20, A.d 29, To The Jewish And Christian Calendars.
- V. Geological And Chronological Relations Of The Revolution Of The Solar Perigee.
- VI. Derivation Of Astronomic Periods From The Prophetic Times.
- Index.
Vol. 2. Tables Of Vernal Equinoxes And New Moons For 3555 Years
- Testimonials From Astronomers.
- Introduction To The Tables.
- Dominical Letter Tables.
- Verification Of The Tables.
- Use Of The Tables.
- Ancient Chinese Eclipses.
- Lunar Eclipses.
- Canon Of 8. Hippolytus.
- Epact In The Christian Calendar.
- Solar And Lunar Cycles.
- 2 Lunar Cycles Of The Mohammedan Calendar.
- First Mean New Moon In Each Century.
- Correspondence Of Mean New Moons In The 1040 Years’ Lunar Cycle.
- Supplementary Notes By Mr. Marth On The Equinox Dates, And Length Of The Equinoctial Year.
- Table Of Vernal Equinoxes And New Moons In “old Style” From B.C. 1622 To A.D. 1934.
- Lutheran Library edition first published: 2023
- Copyright: CC BY 4.0