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The Person of Christ in Modern Thought

Chambers, C.C.
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Chambers, C.C.
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Christ
Reformation
ecclesiastical authority
history
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Christian denominations
Baptist, Adventist
Global Church History and World Christianity
World Christianity
Practical theology and theological education
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Protestant Ethics
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"A paper read to the Northern Baptist Fraternal Conference at Stocks field-on- Tyne, October, 1925. K EEPING in mind that there are no clean breaks in the history of thought, but that one period slowly dissolves into the next the distinguishing marks of which only gradually dawn, we may attempt to realize the marks of modern thought. Modern thought on the Person of Christ is wholly Protestant. A change began at the Reformation which set thought free from ecclesiastical authority. Progress since the Reformation has, in general, been a movement of life"
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1925
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