Athanasian Creed and Modern Thought (1870)

An attempt has been made in these pages to render the symbol of the Christian faith, called after the name of Athanasius, in some degree more intelligible and practical as a form of doctrine, by placing in as clear a light as possible what appears to be its genuine meaning and purport, and by directing special attention to what may be said to be its one cardinal principle, expressed in these words: As the reasonable soul and flesh is one man, so God and man is one Christ. Contents: Certain aspects of modern theology; Word of God; Athanasian Creed, condemnatory clauses, analysis; conclusion.