Dogma: No Antidote for Doubt, Including a Review from the Standpoint of a Protestant Churchman, of Bishop McLaren's Work, Entitled "Catholic Dogma the Antidote of Doubt;" an Exposition of the Character and Claims of Modern Ritualism; and an Appeal for Ch…

253 pp. CONTENTS: Introductory--General View of Bishop McLaren's Book; General Consideration of the Book Continued; Review of the Second Chapter of "Catholic Dogma"; The World's Universal Desire to Submit to Authority; The Definitions of "Catholic Dogma" Grouped, Summarized and Considered; The Protestant and Roman Systems Contrasted and Distinguished; Further Instances of Strange and Inconsistent Propositions in "Catholic Dogma"; Rejection of the Catholic Creeds, a Necessary Consequence of Bishop McLaren's Theory; Locale of the Personal Christ; Dogmatism the Bane of the Church--Dangerous Inferences as to the Creeds--Determination of the Canon of Scripture; The Bible the Only Rule of the Church's Faith; The Authority of Reason, and the Right of Private Judgment; The Doctrine of the Real Presence; Universal Judgements; Radical Error of "Catholic Dogma"--General View; The Tractarian or Ritualistic Party--Its Principles and Aims; Additional Proofs of the Character, Designs, and Methods of the Tractarian or Ritualistic Party; The Proper Caution to be Exercised by Churchmen--The True Doctrine of the Church as to Episcopacy; An Appeal for Christian Unity.