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<dd>Reprinted, with the exception of two articles,from the Guardian, the Speaker and the Commonwealth</dd>
<dd>Epistle dedicatory.-pt. I. Literature of modernism: Introductory. M. Denis on church and state in France. The precursors of liberalism. M. Houtin's "Question biblioque", "L'évangile et l'église." "Autour d'un petit livre." Mr. Inge and M. Loisy. M. Desjardins and M. Loisy. M. Laberthonnière's religious philosophy. M. Houtin on Americanism. The "Lettres romaines," and Baron von Hügel's "Du Christ éternel." "Il santo." "The Papal commission and the Pentateuch." M. Le Roy on the nature of dogma.-pt. II. Facts and forces: The French elections of 1902. The new apologetic in France. France and the "affaire Loisy." The influrnce of Leo XIII. The "unknown pope." The first encyclical of Pius X. The Separation law of 1905. The Church of England and the church of France. The Syllabus of theological erors. The encyclical "Pascendi".-Bibliography (p. 268-274)- Index of names</dd>
<dd>Rare Annex Copy 1: Gift of Henry W. Sage</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Modernism (Christian theology)</div>
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Lilley, Alfred Leslie, 1860-1948</div>
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