Charles Gore

A Series of Studies in the Religion of the Incarnation

Lux Mundi

Roman Catholic Claims

Alfred Guillaume

Henry Leighton Goudge

Including the Apocrypha

A New Commentary on Holy Scripture

The Anglo-Catholic Movement To-day

Dissertations on Subjects Connected with the Incarnation

Methodological Nationalism and the Misunderstanding of East Asian Industrialization

Reproduction of the original: Theresa Marchmont by Charles Gore

Theresa Marchmont

Charles Gore (1853-1932) was successively bishop of Worcester, Birmingham and Oxford, and a leading figure in the Christian Social Union, founded by Scott Holland in 1889. Although he ackowledged his debt to Maurice, Gore always said that his passion for social justice dated from a tour of the slums of Oxfordshire he was given by the trade union leader Joseph Arch. His socialism was cautious -- he indicated that he would probably prefer to stop somewhere this side of full-fledged socialism, but always added that we have a very long way to go before we get there.

Preface to the Tenth Edition, Together with an Appendix on the Christian Doctrine of Sin

Belief in God : Belier in Christ, the Holy Spirit and the Church

The Reconstruction of Bellef

The Ministry of the Christian Church

Charles Gore (1853-1932), the future Bishop of Oxford and a passionate campaigner for social justice, compiled and edited these twelve theological essays published in 1891. The eleven contributors, all Oxford scholars at some time, shared the conviction that theology must engage with advances in scientific and historical knowledge, learn from them, and use them in interpreting Christian doctrine. In their case, this meant recognising God at work in the material world, in evolution, and in society, not merely at the spiritual level. 'If the true meaning of the faith is to be made sufficiently conspicuous, ' Gore wrote in his introduction, 'it needs disencumbering, reinterpreting, explaining'. The essays focus on the Incarnation, as the central doctrine for the whole of theology, which may be applied very differently in different contexts. The book, regarded by some as too progressive, was a great success and sold ten editions in its first year

A Series of Studies in the Religion of the Incarnation. Cambridge Library Collection. Religion

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