xiv, 255 pages ; 22 cm, Includes bibliographical references (pages 239-247) and index, Introduction. Definitions ; Themes and theses -- Response to criticism : 1880-1900. An altered landscape ; Presbyterian debate : 1881-1883 ; Conservative counterargument ; the conservative evangelical stance ; Continuing vigor : 1880-1900 -- Decline : 1900-1935. Changing times : academic professionalization ; Realignment ; The Fundamentals and fundamentalism ; Princeton Contra Mundum ; Idealism, subjectivity, and the Baptists ; Scholarship at Princeton Seminary ; Nadir : 1930-1935 -- An alternative : Great Britain, 1860-1937. The early rejection of criticism ; Evangelical criticism ; the triumph of criticism ; Conservative reaction ; Steady state : 1900-1937 ; Inter-varsity fellowship -- A British-American comparison --Return : 1935-1974. A new climate ; Fundamentalists awake ; A return to graduate education ; An alliance for scholarship ; New professional organizations ; Scholars ; Convictions ; Conclusions -- The recent achievement. Educational pedigree ; Professional participation ; Publications ; First impressions -- The standpoints of evangelical scholarship. Is the Bible true? ; What is truth? ; What is the Bible? ; Who interprets the Bible? ; Scholarship and a truth-telling Bible ; A community of faith at work -- Contemporary uncertainties. The potential of believing criticism ; Perils ; The theological framework ; Evangelicals in the marketplace -- Assessment and projection. Scholarship and community ; The contrasting situation for studying the testaments ; The fullness of biblical reflection ; Facing the future -- Appendix : Survey of evangelical Bible scholars

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Intuition and the evil eye: the natural history of a superstition

Joost Abraham Maurits Meerloo

Mark A. Noll

HarperCollins Publishers

Longman Publishing

(Harper and Row)

United States, United States of America

(New York), United States, 1971

1st ed edition, January 1987

Bibliography: p. [239]-247.
Includes index.

Introduction. Definitions ; Themes And Theses -- Response To Criticism : 1880-1900. An Altered Landscape ; Presbyterian Debate : 1881-1883 ; Conservative Counterargument ; The Conservative Evangelical Stance ; Continuing Vigor : 1880-1900 -- Decline : 1900-1935. Changing Times : Academic Professionalization ; Realignment ; The Fundamentals And Fundamentalism ; Princeton Contra Mundum ; Idealism, Subjectivity, And The Baptists ; Scholarship At Princeton Seminary ; Nadir : 1930-1935 -- An Alternative : Great Britain, 1860-1937. The Early Rejection Of Criticism ; Evangelical Criticism ; The Triumph Of Criticism ; Conservative Reaction ; Steady State : 1900-1937 ; Inter-varsity Fellowship - A British-american Comparison --return : 1935-1974. A New Climate ; Fundamentalists Awake ; A Return To Graduate Education ; An Alliance For Scholarship ; New Professional Organizations ; Scholars ; Convictions ; Conclusions -- The Recent Achievement. Educational Pedigree ; Professional Participation ; Publications ; First Impressions -- The Standpoints Of Evangelical Scholarship. Is The Bible True? ; What Is Truth? ; What Is The Bible? ; Who Interprets The Bible? ; Scholarship And A Truth-telling Bible ; A Community Of Faith At Work -- Contemporary Uncertainties. The Potential Of Believing Criticism ; Perils ; The Theological Framework ; Evangelicals In The Marketplace -- Assessment And Projection. Scholarship And Community ; The Contrasting Situation For Studying The Testaments ; The Fullness Of Biblical Reflection ; Facing The Future -- Appendix : Survey Of Evangelical Bible Scholars. Mark A. Noll. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. [239]-247.

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