The Dogmatic Faith

accept admit affection amid ancient appear argument assertion authority become belief called century character Christ Christian Church civilization claim common conclusion condition conscience constitution contained Creed death definite Deity deny direct distinction Divine doctrine dogma dogmatic faith doubt equally evidence existence experience expression facts faculty faith feeling follow give given hand heart Holy human idea individual influence inquiry inspired instance intellect judge knowledge known language LECTURE less light living Lord mankind means mind moral nature never NOTE object once origin past period philosophy positive possess present principles question reach reason refer regard rejected relation religion religious rest result revelation saints Scriptures sense sentiment side soul speculative sphere Spirit stand strength teaching theology theory things thought tion trace true truth universal virtue whole