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Claims of the Bible and of Science

Name: Claims of the Bible and of Science
Author: Frederick Denison Maurice

Frederick Denison Maurice

Read by Devorah Allen, Larry Wilson, Belinda McReynolds, Michael Earley, czandra and MaryT · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Letter of a Layman (14:30)
Introductory (6:55)
Is Revelation a Word once given? (6:48)
Subject-matter of the Bible; How it must be Read (9:34)
Moral and Physical Studies (16:36)
Biblical Apologies (12:12)
Laws.—Generalizations.—The Christian Faith (12:33)
The Facts of Bishop Colenso (19:15)
Faith in Christ, and the Authorship of the Pentateuch (17:17)
The Pentateuch (18:08)
The Deluge (13:49)
Current Phrases in this Controversy (9:46)
The Law Courts.—The People of God.—Eternal Punishment (14:13)
Opinions of Bishops on the Foundation of our Hopes (25:11)
Letter of a Layman (35:05)