Theological Essays

Genres: Atheismus & Agnostizismus Essays & Kurzwerke Sachbücher Philosophie

Charles Bradlaugh was an English political activist and atheist who founded the National Secular Society in 1866.
In the 23 "Theological Essays" collected here, he discusses his views on various topics such as whether man has a soul and if there is a God; who was Jesus Christ and the Apostles. He also deals in depth with various books of the Bible, gives an overview of the history of heresy, and tries to answer the question when the Gospels were written. (Summary by Availle)

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1. Heresy: Its Utility and Morality - Chapter I: Introductory
2. Heresy: Its Utility and Morality - Chapter II: The Sixteenth Century
3. Heresy: Its Utility and Morality - Chapter III: The Seventeenth Century, Part 1
4. Heresy: Its Utility and Morality - Chapter III: The Seventeenth Century, Part 2
5. Heresy: Its Utility and Morality - Chapter IV: The Eighteenth Century, Part 1
6. Heresy: Its Utility and Morality - Chapter IV: The Eighteenth Century, Part 2
7. Humanity's Gain from Unbelief
8. Supernatural and Rational Morality
9. Has Man a Soul?
10. Is There a God?
11. A Plea For Atheism, Part 1
12. A Plea For Atheism, Part 2
13. A Few Words About the Devil
14. Were Adam and Eve our First Parents?
15. New Life of Abraham
16. New Life of Jacob
17. New Life of Moses
18. New Life of David
19. A New Life of Jonah
20. Who Was Jesus Christ?
21. What Did Jesus Teach?
22. The Twelve Apostles
23. The Atonement
24. When Were Our Gospels Written?, Part 1
25. When Were Our Gospels Written?, Part 2
26. When Were Our Gospels Written?, Part 3
27. When Were Our Gospels Written?, Part 4
28. Mr. Gladstone in Reply to Colonel Ingersoll on Christianity
29. A Few Words on the Christian's Creed

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