دانلود کتاب In Search of Authority 1: Anglican Theological Method from the Reformation to the Enlightenment

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Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nPreface\nAbbreviations used in the Footnotes and Bibliography\nChapter 1 Authority in the theology of the Reformation: I. Polemics and the Bible\n The Protestant conscience\n John Jewel\n The centrality of Scripture\n Bible translation and commentary\n Sola scriptura: What does it mean?\n Medieval biblical interpretation\n Biblical scholarship in Renaissance humanism98\n The Reformers and the authority of Scripture\n The authority of Scripture in the English Reformation\n William Whitaker on the authority of Scripture\n Richard Field on authority in theology\nChapter 2 Authority in the theology of the Reformation: II. History and tradition\n Orientation to the Reformers on tradition\n Historical consciousness in the Reformation\n Ambivalence about tradition\n The authority of Fathers and Councils\n The authority of the Church to order its life\n The doctrinal authority of the monarch\n The liturgical expression of doctrine\nChapter 3 Richard Hooker’s theological method\n Understanding Richard Hooker\n Hooker on authority in theology\n The realm of law\n Hooker, Luther and the Puritans\n Scripture\n Reason\n Moral certainty and human weakness\n Tradition\n Antiquity\n The ethical dimension: Hooker, Aquinas, Luther and Calvin\n Reflection\nChapter 4 Classical Anglican theology: I. Method, Scripture and tradition\n Key aspects of authority\n Francis Bacon\n Scripture and tradition\n Consensus of the Fathers?\nChapter 5 Classical Anglicanism: II. The authority of reason and the validity of tradition\n Latitudinarians and Cambridge Platonists\n Thomas Hobbes\n Thorndike’s vindication of tradition\nChapter 6 Classical Anglicanism: Doubt, risk and probability\n How sure can we be?\n Montaigne, Charron and Pascal\n Descartes and Spinoza\n Liberal Anglicans\n Pierre Bayle\n Changing concepts of probability\nChapter 7 Aspects of the Anglican Enlightenment\n Let there be light!\n An age of reason?\n Tradition and development\n Hume and Gibbon\n The Christian Enlightenment\nChapter 8 Founders of the Enlightenment attitude\n John Locke\n Isaac Newton\n The deists\nChapter 9 Exponents of the Anglican Enlightenment\n William Law\n John Wesley\n Joseph Butler\n Edmund Burke\n The Anglican Enlightenment in perspective\nBibliography of works cited\nIndex of Names