History of Dogma - Volume V

About this book

Adolf von Harnack's History of Dogma, in English translation: a vast account of how the doctrines of the church developed from the apostolic age onward. This is volume five of the work. Harnack, the leading church historian of liberal Protestantism, traces the formation of dogma with immense learning, though from a standpoint many readers will judge critically.

Contents

1. Prefatory Material
2. Second Book. Expansion and Remodelling of Dogma into a Doctrine of Sin, Grace and means of Grace on the basis of the Church.
3. Chapter I. Historical Situation.
4. Chapter II. Western Christianity and Western Theologians before Augustine. 🔒
5. Chapter III. The Historical Position of Augustine as Reformer of Christian Piety. 🔒
6. Introduction 🔒
7. Augustine’s Doctrines of the First and Last Things. 🔒
8. 2. The Donatist Controversy. The Work: De civitate Dei. Doctrine of the Church, and Means of Grace. 🔒
9. 3. The Pelagian Controversy. The Doctrine of Grace and Sin. · Part 1 🔒
10. 3. The Pelagian Controversy. The Doctrine of Grace and Sin. · Part 2 🔒
11. 3. The Pelagian Controversy. The Doctrine of Grace and Sin. · Part 3 🔒
12. 4. Augustine’s Interpretation of the Symbol (Enchiridion ad Laurentium). The New System of Religion. 🔒
13. Introduction 🔒
14. 1. The Conflict between Semi-Pelagianism and Augustinianism. 🔒
15. 2. Gregory the Great. 🔒
16. Introduction 🔒
17. 1(a). The Adoptian Controversy. 🔒
18. I b. The Controversy as to Predestination. 🔒
19. 2. The Controversy Regarding the Filioque and Pictures. 🔒
20. 3. The Development of the Practice and Theory of the Mass (the Dogma of the Lord’s Supper) and of Penance. 🔒