History of Christian Doctrine

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 edition. Excerpt: ... INDEX Abbott, E. A., 452, 459,463. Abelard, Peter, his characteristics, 221; his confidence in reason, 222; on in- spiration, ib.; on original sin, ib.; on the atonement, 223; on the Trinity, ib.; accused and condemned, ib.; his ser- vice to theology, 224. Absolution, 258, 280, 330, 331, 466. See "Penance." Adam's sin, doctrine of. See " Original Sin." Adiaphoristic controversies, the, 295. Adoption controversy, the, 205. iftthiopic Church, the rise of, 156. ,-Etius of Antioch, 142. Agape, the, in the early Church, 46, 168. Agatho, Bishop of Rome, 159. Agnosticism, a certain species of in Sir W. Hamilton, 484; also in Mansel, 485; in Spencer, 487; in Huxley, 489. See "Agnostics." Agnostics, on the possibility of theology, 4- Agobard, Bishop of Lyons, 203. Agricola, John, 294. Aix, Synod of, 205. Albert the Great, 231, 257, 259. Albigenses, 263. Alcuin, 203, 205. Alexander VII., Pope, 335. Alexander, Bishop of Alexandria, 135. Alexander of Hales, influence of Aris- totle on, 216, 229; on divine and hu- man agency, 249; his idea of a treas- ury of merits, 250, 259; on the pre- requisite for absolution, 260. Alexandria, theological school at, 39, 94, 127, 151; synods at, 135, 150, 152. Allegorical interpretation, in Palestinian and Alexandrian Judaism, 26, 27; among the Gnostics, 54; among the Apostolic Fathers generally, 76; Clem- ent of Alexandria on, 94; in Origcn, 105; in Methodius, 116; in Bernard of Clairvaux, 224; in Cocceius, 349. Alogi, the, 100. Amalric of Bena, 213. Ambrose, Archbishop of Milan, his writ- ings, 132; his influence on Augustine, 177. *79. I87; on original sin, 187. Ames, William, 348. Ammonius Saccas, 31, 40. Amsdorf, 295, 296. Amyraut (Amyraldus), his theology, 342, 345. Anabaptists, their rise, and tenets, 318;...