A History of Freedom of Thought
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Digitized by VjOOQIC PROGBESS OF RATIONALISM 203 Newman, the most eminent of the new High Church party, said that he indulged in a liberty of speculation which no Christian could tolerate. The High Church movement which marked the second quarter of the cen- tury was as hostile as Evangelicalism to the freedom of religious thought.
The change came after the middle of the century, when the effects of the philosophies of Hegel and Comte, and of foreign BibUcal criticism, began to make themselves f...elt within the English Church. Two remarkable freethinking books appeared at this period which were widely read, F. W. Newman's Phases of Faith and W. R. Greg's Creed of Christendom (both in 1850). Newman (brother of Cardinal Newman) entirely broke with Christianity, and in his book he describes the mental process by which he came to abandon the beliefs he had once held. Per- haps the most interesting point he makes is the deficiency of the New Testament teaching as a system of morals. Greg was a Unitarian.
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Digitized by VjOOQIC PROGBESS OF RATIONALISM 203 Newman, the most eminent of the new High Church party, said that he indulged in a liberty of speculation which no Christian could tolerate. The High Church movement which marked the second quarter of the cen- tury was as hostile as Evangelicalism to the freedom of religious thought.
The change came after the middle of the century, when the effects of the philosophies of Hegel and Comte, and of foreign BibUcal criticism, began to make themselves f...elt within the English Church. Two remarkable freethinking books appeared at this period which were widely read, F. W. Newman's Phases of Faith and W. R. Greg's Creed of Christendom (both in 1850). Newman (brother of Cardinal Newman) entirely broke with Christianity, and in his book he describes the mental process by which he came to abandon the beliefs he had once held. Per- haps the most interesting point he makes is the deficiency of the New Testament teaching as a system of morals. Greg was a Unitarian.
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