Œdipus on the Sphinx of the Nineteenth Century: or, Politico-polemical riddles interpreted. By an old-clothes philosopher (W. Brade).

George Manwaring, 1862 - 363 páginas

CHAPTER I	1

The Tower of Babel an edifice constructed of books	5

Time a conditioned process of generated force	20

Postulated superiority of the female element in the cosmos	27

Mr Isaac Taylors essay	38

Mr G J Holyoakes defence of atheism in his trial of theism	52

The infinite and absolute beyond the conditions of human cognition	61

Precarious basis of theology derived from human selfconsciousness	101

Distressing plethoric condition of capitalists at the antipodes	232

China hypothesized as the theatre of some profoundly mysterious event	247

Biography of Sakya adulterated with absurd and lying legends	253

Deplorable scepticism of the Chinese as to the efficacy of European	268

ANCIENT JEWISH TRADITION	271

Incontestible evidence of Oriental mythology in the Kabbalistic books	278

Degradation of healthy sentiment by the bastard traditions of the priests	284

Advent of the Messenger of Judgment from the East	288

Sir William Hamilton on the trustworthiness of human consciousness	108

CHAPTER VI	116

Singular theological discoveries by a Chinese professor	156

Mr Simon Fishs pamphlet from Grays Inn upon priestly domination	171

CHAPTER VIII	176

030	184

Capture and division of the spoil found in the Great Lions	185

Selfexistence a circle spreading flux of vital force not a cause pro	199

Personality of Deity not revealed as limited to a tripartite existence	205

Cases in the police courtRidentem quanquam dicere verum quid vetat	221

Apostle Pauls expressed hope of immortality in his Philippian Epistle	226

The return of the Prodigal	230

Modern idea of Satans discomfiture owing to Christ smashing his head	291

PAGE	299

Christian faith not negative but supplementary to political economy	306

The Mosaic ordinances and semisacerdotal economy abrogated	321

Denunciation of theological error as pertinent in 1861 as in Jesus day	332

Deaths black horsed dragoonsNetheism in commercial communities 142	336

Absurd speculation of the ancient Jewish Kabbalists and theologians	338

CHAPTER XVII	347

The divine judicial law not the sacerdotal tree of good and evil	353

The relative value of human volition proved to occupy a secondary	357

Jobs trial and witness of Deity considered as a predictive as well	360

Mahomet the Iconoclast not necessarily the predicted incarnation	361

Título	Œdipus on the Sphinx of the Nineteenth Century: or, Politico-polemical riddles interpreted. By an old-clothes philosopher (W. Brade).
Autor	William Brade
Editor	George Manwaring, 1862
Procedencia del original	Biblioteca Británica
Digitalizado	18 Abr. 2018
Largo	363 páginas

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