Literature and Dogma
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'La tendance à l'ordre ne peut-elle faire une partie essentielle
de nos inclinations, de notre instinct, comme la tendance à la
conservation, à la reproduction?'
Senancour.
('May not the tendency to conduct form an essential part
of our inclinations, of our instinct, like the tendency to self-
preservation, to the reproduction of the species?')
[edit] Contents
- Preface to the 1873 edition
- Preface to the 1883 edition
- Introduction
- Chapter I: Religion Given
- Chapter II: Aberglaube Invading
- Chapter III: Religion New-Given
- Chapter IV: The Proof from Prophecy
- Chapter V: The Proof from Miracles
- Chapter VI: The New Testament Record
- Chapter VII: The Testimony of Jesus to Himself
- Chapter VIII: Faith in Christ
- Chapter IX: Aberglaube Re-invading
- Chapter X: Our 'Masses' and the Bible
- Chapter XI: The True Greatness of the Old Testament
- Chapter XII: The True Greatness of Christianity
- Conclusion