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The Christian View of the World
Excerpt from The Christian View of the World: Nathaniel William Taylor Lectures for Before, Delivered Before the Divinity School of Yale University The cumenical theology is old; and from the beginning was inevitable. The greatest of the Apostles could not be blind to the significance of the new life that was in them; in their Lord they read the eternal constitution of the world. And when Christianity became the world's religion, it was inevitable that theology should become a secular labour of mankind. Christian experience, maintaining its reality as the religion of a Hellenised world to which reason and the demand for rational insight were also realities, could not do other than set itself...
The Christian View of the World
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The Christian View of the World: Nathaniel William Taylor Lectures for 1910-1911, Delivered Before
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