Gerald Birney Smith
Biographic Data
| ID | 3958111 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gerald Birney Smith |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gerald Birney |
| FAMILY NAME | Smith |
| SIGNATURE | SMITH G B |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1921 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1928 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Herrmann's Theology in the Light of Present-Day Thinking Systematic Theology . Wilhelm Herrmann , Nathaniel Micklem , Kenneth A. Saunders
What Kind of Religion Is Compatible with Modern Science? Natur und Gott. Ein Versuch zur Verständigung zwischen Naturwissenschaft und Theologie . Arthur Titius
The Modern Quest for God My Idea of God
An Overlooked Factor in the Adjustment between Religion and Science
Wobbermin's Definition of ChristianityWesen und Wahrheit des Christentums. Georg Wobbermin
Theological EthicsA Handbook of Christian Ethics. David Stow Adam
The Education of Religious Leaders Theological Education in America . Robert L. Kelly
What Does Biblical Criticism Contribute to the Modern Preacher
This article points out some aspects of modern biblical criticism, with a view to ascertaining whether these are of such a character that they can enter into preaching. The highly specialized nature of biblical scholarship creates a real problem. The preacher cannot expect to be an expert. Biblical criticism, therefore, compels a clearer recognition of the real task of the preacher, viz., to interpret the religion of his own day in direct fashion…
Is Theism Essential to Religion
One of the fundamental questions being raised by thoughtful people today is concerning the adequacy of the conception of God which finds philosophical expression in theism. This article contains the substance of a paper on the subject read before the Theological Society in New York on April 11, 1925. It attempts to indicate some of the reasons why theism no longer possesses a cogent appeal, and to indicate an approach to a definition of God more …
A Quarter-Century of Theological Thinking in America
The aspects of recent theology treated in this article are: the problem of adjusting theological method to critical biblical scholarship, the influence of idealistic philosophy and of Ritschlianism, the modernist controversy, the discussion of the nature of authority, the problem of the supernatural, the definition of the significance of Jesus, and the quest for a more satisfactory conception of God
Dr. Gore's Defense of Anglicanism The Holy Spirit and the Church . Charles Gore
Recent Works on Comparative Religion
A Short and Easy Way of Dealing with Liberals Christianity and Liberalism . J. Gresham Machen
What Shall Protestantism do with Modernism? Modern Religious Liberalism
The Reconstruction of Religious Loyalty
The current campaign of opposition to critical scholarship in the realm of religion involves, not merely the question of establishing the truth, but also the question of religious loyalty. Critical scholarship must face this issue. The need and the value of loyalty to the institutions of Christianity on the part of scholars is urged. There is real danger of a scientific provincialism in theological scholarship
Can Christianity Welcome Freedom of Teaching
The campaign against the teaching of evolution is a phase of a movement to identify Christianity with a dogmatic system which is being undermined by modern critical scholarship. In order to preserve religious faith, it is proposed to outlaw certain doctrines. The leaders in the campaign fail to understand or appreciate the moral and religious value of the scientific spirit. Their program would defraud future generations of knowledge which can be …
The Spirit of Evangelical Christianity
The desire to conserve and to strengthen evangelical Christianity in our day is evidence of a vigorous religious life. This solicitude is greatly needed in the transition period through which we are passing. But there is danger that the real spirit of evangelicalism may be missed. In historical evangelicalism primary stress has been laid on the creation of a profound religious experience in the individual, rather than on the necessity of submitti…
How Shall We Conceive the Personality of God? God and Personality. (Gifford Lectures, 1918 and 1919
Is There a Religious Breakdown of the Ministry
Some Leaders of Recent Religious ThinkingProgressive Religious Thought in America. John Wright Buckham
The Spirit of Evangelical Christianity
The desire to conserve and to strengthen evangelical Christianity in our day is evidence of a vigorous religious life. This solicitude is greatly needed in the transition period through which we are passing. But there is danger that the real spirit of evangelicalism may be missed. In historical evangelicalism primary stress has been laid on the creation of a profound religious experience in the individual, rather than on the necessity of submitti…
How Shall We Conceive the Personality of God? God and Personality. (Gifford Lectures, 1918 and 1919
Is There a Religious Breakdown of the Ministry
Some Leaders of Recent Religious ThinkingProgressive Religious Thought in America. John Wright Buckham
What Shall Protestantism do with Modernism? Modern Religious Liberalism
The Reconstruction of Religious Loyalty
The current campaign of opposition to critical scholarship in the realm of religion involves, not merely the question of establishing the truth, but also the question of religious loyalty. Critical scholarship must face this issue. The need and the value of loyalty to the institutions of Christianity on the part of scholars is urged. There is real danger of a scientific provincialism in theological scholarship
Can Christianity Welcome Freedom of Teaching
The campaign against the teaching of evolution is a phase of a movement to identify Christianity with a dogmatic system which is being undermined by modern critical scholarship. In order to preserve religious faith, it is proposed to outlaw certain doctrines. The leaders in the campaign fail to understand or appreciate the moral and religious value of the scientific spirit. Their program would defraud future generations of knowledge which can be …
The Spirit of Evangelical Christianity
The desire to conserve and to strengthen evangelical Christianity in our day is evidence of a vigorous religious life. This solicitude is greatly needed in the transition period through which we are passing. But there is danger that the real spirit of evangelicalism may be missed. In historical evangelicalism primary stress has been laid on the creation of a profound religious experience in the individual, rather than on the necessity of submitti…
A Short and Easy Way of Dealing with Liberals Christianity and Liberalism . J. Gresham Machen
Dr. Gore's Defense of Anglicanism The Holy Spirit and the Church . Charles Gore
Recent Works on Comparative Religion
The Education of Religious Leaders Theological Education in America . Robert L. Kelly
What Does Biblical Criticism Contribute to the Modern Preacher
This article points out some aspects of modern biblical criticism, with a view to ascertaining whether these are of such a character that they can enter into preaching. The highly specialized nature of biblical scholarship creates a real problem. The preacher cannot expect to be an expert. Biblical criticism, therefore, compels a clearer recognition of the real task of the preacher, viz., to interpret the religion of his own day in direct fashion…
Is Theism Essential to Religion
One of the fundamental questions being raised by thoughtful people today is concerning the adequacy of the conception of God which finds philosophical expression in theism. This article contains the substance of a paper on the subject read before the Theological Society in New York on April 11, 1925. It attempts to indicate some of the reasons why theism no longer possesses a cogent appeal, and to indicate an approach to a definition of God more …
A Quarter-Century of Theological Thinking in America
The aspects of recent theology treated in this article are: the problem of adjusting theological method to critical biblical scholarship, the influence of idealistic philosophy and of Ritschlianism, the modernist controversy, the discussion of the nature of authority, the problem of the supernatural, the definition of the significance of Jesus, and the quest for a more satisfactory conception of God
Wobbermin's Definition of ChristianityWesen und Wahrheit des Christentums. Georg Wobbermin
Theological EthicsA Handbook of Christian Ethics. David Stow Adam
What Kind of Religion Is Compatible with Modern Science? Natur und Gott. Ein Versuch zur Verständigung zwischen Naturwissenschaft und Theologie . Arthur Titius
The Modern Quest for God My Idea of God
An Overlooked Factor in the Adjustment between Religion and Science
Herrmann's Theology in the Light of Present-Day Thinking Systematic Theology . Wilhelm Herrmann , Nathaniel Micklem , Kenneth A. Saunders
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