New Pathways: A Dialogue in Christian Higher Education

Religion & Spirituality

Fisher, Ben C.

Christian Books & Bibles

Mercer Univ Pr

Carlyle Marney: A Pilgrim's Progress

Biographies & Memoirs

Carey, John J.

Leaders & Notable People

This present work does not approach a critical analysis of the whole problem of the Gospels, but for the time being examines only its most highly controversial and therefore most essential feature, the synoptic problem. There are only two basic solutions to the synoptic problem. In 1794, Johann Gottfried Eichhorn, who was highly praised in his time (1752-1827), had already posed the most famous alternative: "Either the three Gospel writers made ue of one another, or they depended on a common source". If the originators of the Marcan hypothesis, the whole gospel of Mark has been excepted from the works of Matthew and Luke, now set about proving the opposite, namely, that Matthew and Luke had used the Gospel of Mark as a source, it may be appropriate to stress the problems and the fundamental difficulties which face researchers who attempt to make the Marcan hypothesis seem convincing.

History and Criticism of the Marcan Hypothesis

Hans-Herbert Stoldt

The death and rebirth of a southern town.

Darien: The Death and Rebirth of a Southern Town

History

King, Spencer B.

Americas

Religion, Revelation and Reason [Dec 01, 1980] Rust, Eric Charles

Religion, Revelation and Reason

Rust, Eric Charles

Religious Studies

The New Birth: A Naturalistic View of Religious Conversion

Politics & Social Sciences

Barnhart, Joe Edward

Barnhart, Mary Ann

Sociology

An Exegetical Bibliography of the New Testament: Matthew and Mark

American Quest for the City of God

Baldwin, Leland DeWitt

Auxter challenges the prevailing view that Kant's ethic is ateleological and shows how Kant defines the goals humnan beings ought to pursue. Auxter begins by discussing the subtlety of the critical solutions to the classical problem of reconciling natural and moral teleologies.He systematically explores the teleological dimension of Kant's practical philosophy - explaining how goals are derived, how they fit together into a comprehensive moral order, and how the elaboration of this ideal affects the selection of a right action. Auxter argues for a new understanding of the relationship between virtue and right action, and concludes with a Kantian theory of moral commitment.

Kant's Moral Teleology

Auxter, Thomas

Philosophy

Religion and the Scientific Future: Reflections on Myth, Science, and Theology (ROSE)

Gilkey, Langdon Brown

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