Philosophy and biblical interpretation: a study in nineteenth-century conflict

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Study and Philosophy of Religion Religious and Theological Studies

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Preface Introduction 1. The general picture 2. David Hume 3. William Paley 4. Biblical conservatism 5. Conservative Natural Theology: Paley's design argument 6. Conservative Natural Theology: Thomas Chalmers 7. Liberal Natural Theology 8. The later nineteenth century 9. Immanuel Kant 10. Critical philosophy and the Bible Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index.

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