... of Hardwicke Abraham Arians and Arianism Caroline Queen Jerome St revelation Socinians and Socinianism Talbot Charles Tories and Toryism Venn Richard Walpole Robert Whigs and Whiggism Christology freethinkers and freethinking Hare Francis licentiousness Middleton Conyers orthodox and orthodoxy...

... Christology Inquisition Jews and Judaism Reformation The sola scriptura Clarke Samuel 1675–1729 Collins Anthony Herbert of Cherbury Hoadly Benjamin Hobbism Toland John Challoner Richard Society for the Encouragement of Learning subscription publication by Thurlbourn William Warburton William...

... of containing the inexplicable. It argues that the psychological theories we routinely use to make sense of supernatural experience were born out of struggles between popular mystics and conservative authorities. Its analysis of the Victorian disciplines of Christology, psychology and psychical research reveals...

... so that they will be able to behold Christ in all his beauty. Ambrose Augustine of Hippo Bede’s writings Bible Cassian John deification Athanasius Greek Holy Spirit Irenaeus Ortiz Jared Paul apostle Chalcedon Council of Christology Gabriel angel heresy Mary mother of Jesus Russell...

... sincerity anticlericalism orthodox and orthodoxy Pattison Mark Stephen Leslie Barker Samuel Christology deists and deism Pepys Library soteriology Whigs and Whiggism Wimpole Hall freethinkers and freethinking idolatry infidelity Macaulay Thomas Babbington sermons Stanhope Sunderland...

...This chapter concerns God’s nature. It focuses especially on the Christological debates between Daniel Waterland and his era’s most influential Christologically heterodox polemical divine, Samuel Clarke. Firstly, it examines how Newtonianism or Lockeanism could produce different conceptions of God...

... Glorious Revolution Christology Convocation Edmund Gibson William Wake Toleration On Saturday 29 April 1721, George Verney, Dean of Windsor and Lord Willoughby of Broke, presented in the House of Lords a ‘Bill for the more effectual suppressing of Blasphemy and Profaneness’. ¹ That bill...