Albert Temple Swing

The Theology of Albrecht Ritschl Albert Temple Swing

This little volume is the result of an attempt to answer as concretely and yet as briefly as possible the question, What is Ritschlianism from the point of view of Ritschl himself? It is a common boast of modern -teachers of history that more attention is now be;ing given to the use of sources. This desirable method can hardly be said to have been used in introducing Albrecht Ritschl to English readers. While more has been SP written about him than about any other German j theologian of our period, we have been presented with criticisms more than with translations and expositions. In this brief historical introduction to the study of his theology, an attempt has been made to put into the hand of the English reader some of the most important of Ritschl stheological conceptions, in such form as will enable him to come to his own judgment as to their merits or demerits.
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