STUDIES OF CHRISTIANITY:
OR,
TIMELY THOUGHTS FOR RELIGIOUS
THINKERS.
A SERIES OF PAPERS,
BY
JAMES MARTINEAU.
EDITED BY
WILLIAM R. ALGER.
BOSTON:
AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION,
21 BROMFIELD STREET.
1858.
CAMBRIDGE:
ELECTROTYPED AND PRINTED BY METCALF AND COMPANY.
CONTENTS.
| Page | |
| Introductory Thoughts, from Mr. Martineau's Writings | v |
| Distinctive Types of Christianity | 1 |
| Christianity without Priest and without Ritual | 35 |
| Inconsistency of the Scheme of Vicarious Redemption | 83 |
| Mediatorial Religion | 147 |
| Five Points of Christian Faith | 177 |
| Creed and Heresies of Early Christianity | 201 |
| The Creed of Christendom | 266 |
| The Ethics of Christendom | 299 |
| The Restoration of Belief | 356 |
| One Gospel in Many Dialects | 399 |
| St. Paul and his Modern Students | 414 |
| Sin: What it is, What it is not | 466 |
| The Duties of Christians in an Age of Controversy | 478 |
INTRODUCTORY THOUGHTS,
FROM
MR. MARTINEAU'S WRITINGS.
INTRODUCTION.
The American Unitarian Association in 1835 reprintedfrom the English edition, among their Tracts,a Sermon on "The
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