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Enemies and evidences of Christianity : thoughts on questions of the hour

by: Quackenbos, John D. (John Duncan), 1848-1926

Publication date: 1899

Topics: Apologetics, Christianity, Christianity and other religions

Publisher: New York : Eaton & Mains ; Cincinnati : Jennings & Graham

Collection: northeastern; blc; americana

Contributor: Northeastern University, Snell Library

Language: English

Includes bibliographical references

Introduction -- The preeminent claims of Christianity -- What is Christianity more than Hinduism, the Pantheistic religion of India? -- What is Christianity more than Buddhism, with its attractive analogies to the practical teachings of our own faith? -- What is Christianity more than Confucianism, the ethical system of China? -- What is Christianity more than Muhammadanism, the monotheistic religion of the Koran? -- What is Christianity more than Theosophy? -- What is Christianity more than Spiritism, the yoke-fellow of Theosophy? -- What is Christianity more than Christian Science? -- What is Christianity more than Socialism, Communism, and economic democracy? -- What is Christianity more than altruism? -- What is Christianity more than agnosticism? modern doubt and Christian conviction -- Evidences of Christianity