Daniel and the Apocalypse: With an Introductory Study of the Nature and the Cause of Unbelief, of Miracles and Prophecy (Classic Reprint)
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Daniel and the Apocalypse: With an Introductory Study of the Nature and the Cause of Unbelief, of Miracles and Prophecy (Classic Reprint)
CHAPTER I SCIENCE AND UNBELIEF AT no period in the history of Christianity since Pentecostal days has there been such a widespread spirit of unbelief as exists at the present time. In passing, let me remind you that this has been foretold as an unmistakable sign of the "latter days" which are to terminate the present dispensation. Alongside of this unbelief there has arisen, because of the late war and its aftermath of unrest and sorrow, an earnest desire upon the part of many thoughtful people to look more deeply into the problems of life and of the hereafter. It is perhaps true to say that at no period in the history of the human race has there been manifested a more intense longing to pierce the veil which divides us from the spirit-land, and to catch a glimpse if happily we may find it into the future destiny of the world on which we live. ,Ve see these longing desires manifested in the remarkable activity in thought and in research directed to the domains of
Table of Contents
CONTENTS; PART I; INTRODUCTION TO SIR ISAAC NEWTON'S; DANIEL AND THE APOCALYPSE; CHAPTER I; SCIENCE AND UNBELIEF; SpirituAlism, RationnJism-The Supernatural, natural laws, miraclesViews; of sdentific men-Dallinger on the harmony of miracle and science; -Vegetable life a miracle-Christianity rests on a miracle-Evolution; Theory and the Genesis record-Einstein Theory-Ether snd God; pp 3-17; CHAPTER II; THE HIGHER CRITICISM IN RELATION TO UNBELIEF; Two types of Higher Criticism; the English and German-Textual criti·; ciam most val uable-A warning-The Shakespoarean theories-The Higher; German Criticism-The result not the cause of Imbelief-Cheyne and; Driver snd Farrar-Failure of the Higher Criticism, and Emil Reich's; verclict pp 18-25; CHAPTER III; THE SCIENCE OF UNBELIEF; Unbelief very often uncollsciously assumed-Study of the commonest