The Incarnation and Recent Criticism

by R. J. Cooke

Publishers:

Jennings and Graham; Eaton and Mains

, 1907

Overview

The purpose of The Incarnation and Recent Criticism is to review the methods and findings of negative criticism on the Incarnation, the Gospel narratives of the virgin birth, the essential deity of Jesus of Nazareth, and to show the untrustworthy character of rationalistic thought on these and related themes. After examining the Incarnation and the virgin birth in-depth, Cooke provides practical lessons to be remembered in our modern lives.

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Key Features

• Provides an overview of the doctrine of the Incarnation
• Discusses relevant Scripture passages
• Rebuts alternative theories of the Incarnation

Product Details

• Title: The Incarnation and Recent Criticism
• Author: R. J. Cooke
• Publishers: Jennings and Graham, Eaton and Mains
• Print Publication Date: 1907
• Logos Release Date: 2014
• Pages: 249
• Era: era:modern
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subject: Incarnation
• Resource ID: LLS:NCRNTNRCNTCRTCS
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2022-02-12T04:44:20Z

About R. J. Cooke

R. J. Cookes (1853–1909) was educated at the East Tennessee Wesleyan University, University of Berlin, and the University of Tennessee. He became professor of New Testament exegesis and theology, vice chancellor, and acting president of Grant University. He was the editor for Methodist Advocate Journal for 12 years. His other works include Freedom of Thought in Religious Teaching, The Church and World Peace, and Christianity and Childhood.