Table of Contents

Foreword
Preface
Prologue

1. Historical Introduction
2. The Affinity Shown in the Approach to Higher Criticism
3. The Affinity Shown in the Attitude Towards Biblical Inspiration, Miracles, Everlasting Punishment, and the Divinity of Christ
4. The Affinity Shown in the Use of Traditional Language, in Litrugical Practice, and in Architectural Style
5. The Affinity Shown in Mutual Interaction
6. The Affinity Shown in the Commitment to the Idea of a Broad Church
7. Conclusion: The Nature of the Affinity

Bibliography
Index

Promotional Information

This study was awarded the Earl Morse Wilbur Prize for Historical Research.

About the Author

After teaching experience at a School of Art, a public school and several ministries in England, The Reverend Dennis G. Wigmore-Beddoes MA, FRSA, became Minister of The First Presbyterian Church, Belfast, in October 1968. He is Editor of The Modern Free Churchman.