MISCELLANIES

VOLUME II

CHIEFLY THEOLOGICAL

In Two Volumes

VOLUME II

CHIEFLY THEOLOGICAL

BY

AUGUSTUS HOPKINS STRONG, D. D., LL. D.

PRESIDENT AND PROFESSOR OF BIBLICAL THEOLOGY IN THE ROCHESTER
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY; AUTHOR OF “SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY, IN
THREE VOLUMES"; "OUTLINES OF SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY";
"PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION"; "THE GREAT
POETS AND THEIR THEOLOGY"; "CHRIST IN
CREATION AND ETHICAL MONISM'

THE GRIFFITH & ROWLAND PRESS

PHILADELPHIA

BOSTON CHICAGO ST. LOUIS TORONTO, CAN.

Copyright 1912 by

A. J. ROWLAND, Secretary

Published May, 1912

CONTENTS OF VOLUME II

XXV

PAGE

THE THEOLOGY OF SCHLEIERMACHER, AS ILLUS-

TRATED BY HIS Life and CorrRESPONDENCE. I-57

Lectures delivered before the McCormick Theo-

logical Seminary, Chicago, Ill., December 5 and 7,

1911.

XXVI

EZEKIEL GILMAN ROBINSON, AS A THEOLO-

GIAN

58-109

Contributed as a chapter in “Ezekiel Gilman Robin-

son: An Autobiography,” published by Silver, Burdett

& Co., and now reprinted with their permission.

DEGENERATION

XXVII

110-128

An essay read before the Alpha Chi Club, Roches-

ter, December 12, 1907.

XXVIII

THE USE OF THE WILL IN RELIGION. . . . . .

129-141

A sermon preached in the Congregational Church,

Canandaigua, N. Y., on the fourth day of July, 1909,

on the text, Phil. 2: 12, 13: "Work out your own sal-

vation with fear and trembling; for it is God who

worketh in you, both to will and to work, for his

good pleasure."

REMOVING MOUNTAINS

XXIX

142-158

A sermon preached at the dedication of the Cal-

vary Baptist Church, Rochester, N. Y., May 18, 1910.