Lectures on the History of Christian Dogmas, Volume 1

G. Bell and sons, 1888

GENERAL INTRODUCTION	1

Of Mans Original State or Sin Grace	2

Arrangement of the History of Dogmas	5

History of Dogmas defined 8 Its relation to the History of Philo	9

The historic and dogmatic idea of Heresy 15 16 Impartiality	18

Either chronological or according to the nature of the events	20

Hermiane and Stephanus Gobarus 26 The Sententiæ Abelard Eras	30

of Christianity to Judaism 33 34 to Heathenism and especially	43

Teachers of the Western ChurchIrenæus 197 198 Tertullian	199

Teachers of the Eastern ChurchJustin Martyr 200 Clement	206

PseudoBasilidean Ophites Valentinians Marcion 208	212

e The Doctrine of the Church 218227	218

Cyprian maintained the outward unity of the Church against Felicissi	224

First trace of Infant Baptism in Irenaeus 230 Tertullians views	235

The Doctrine of the Lords Supper 236246	236

Infant Communion 242 The Alexandrian School	243

The Alexandrian School 63 Clement 6366 Ori	68

Of Written and Oral Tradition as Normal Sources	72

the Canon Justin Ignatius 74 75 The regula fidei the sedes apos	82

the Need of a Revelation 84 Platonism and NeoPlatonism	90

ence	92

Theory of an Antitrinitarian sect 94 Platonic idea of Inspiration	97

Anthropomorphism among Christians the Clementine Homilies Ter	109

the Monism of NeoPlatonismthe Creation according to the doctrine	117

The Doctrine of Providence 123127	123

The Doctrine of the Trinity 130171	130

Amalgamation of Platonic and Jewish Oriental Ideas 134 Philos	144

Beryllus of Bostra 151 The Western ChurchIrenæus Ter	150

Theodotus 156 Artemon 157160 The Alogi	171

Valentinians Saturninus 178 Marcion	179

Of the Fall and its Consequences 182192	182

The Fathers who occupied a middle positionJustin	192

Epistle of BarnabasPapias 248 Irenæus 249 Montanismoppo	255

Influence of Nationalities 260 The Oriental Church	261

Poictiers Jerome Ambrose 267 The African ChurchAugustin	268

THE SPECIAL HISTORY OF DOGMAS	273

Vincentius Lirinensis 277 Facundus of Hermiane 278 Regard	279

B THE DOGMAS OF DOGMATICS STRICTLY	285

Arius 286 Council of Nice 289 The Nicene Creed	291

Banishment of Athanasius 293 Council	298

Eunomius 304 Hilary of Poictiers 304 Basil	305

Johannes Philoponus and Johannes Arcusuages 310 The conse	311

AlexandriaHilary of Poictiers 318 Gregory of Nyssa and Gregory	334

Anthropology	340

FreeWill 341345	341

pology of Augustin 347349 Of Pelagius 350	350

but acquitted 352354 Condemnation of Pelagius and Cælestin	356

Title	Lectures on the History of Christian Dogmas, Volume 1 Bohn's standard library Lectures on the History of Christian Dogmas, Jonathan Edwards Ryland
Author	August Neander
Editor	Justus Ludwig Jacobi
Translated by	Jonathan Edwards Ryland
Publisher	G. Bell and sons, 1888
Original from	the University of Virginia
Digitized	10 Jan 2011

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