Search Results: MODERNISM from Chilton Books

nd (c.1940's).. Pp.15. P/b, rusting to staples, sunning to covers. G+.

London: G.Bell and Sons, Ltd, 1922.. 1st edition. An examination of "Modernism". Includes a foreword on Science and Miracles by F.A.Dixey. Pp.x/153/2(ads for other publications),toned patch to front free endpaper. Blue cloth, gilt title to spine, spine sunned. G+. **Modernism refers to theological opinions expressed during the late 19th and early 20th centuries...overall teaching of Modernism is that dogmata (the teachings of the Church, which its members are required to believe) can evolve over time � not only in their expression but also in their substance � rather than remaining the same in substance for all time. This postulate was what made Modernism unique in the history of heresies in the Church. Previously, a heretic (someone who believed and taught something different from what the rest of the church believed) would either claim that he was right and the rest of the Church was wrong because he had received a new revelation from God, or that he had understood the true teaching of God… Read More

Gt. Brit.: Fount Paperbacks., 1988.Collins. 1st ed. Structure, members and issues of churches. Pp.10/107/4(ads). P/b illust. cover. VG.

London: Skeffington,1935.. 2nd ed. Pp.292. Green cloth, d/w darkened with small edge tears. G+/G+.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1934.. 1st edition. Being the Norrisian Prize Essay in the University of Cambridge for the Year 1933. "The origins and outcome of the movement condemned by the encyclical Pascendi in 1907 are discussed with special reference to the careers of Loisy, Tyrrell and other leading modernists; and the extent of its influence outside the Roman Church, especially in the Church of England, is estimated." Pp.xiv/286, small bookseller's label (A.D.Woodhouse, Birmingham) to inside front board. Red cloth, dustwrapper grubby with edge losses but is in a removable clear protective wrap. VG/Fair.