David Cairns

Aldous Hurley—Cosmology and Ethic

of the Father there is self-negation in the begetting of the Son, the Son is emptying Himself when He accepts the passive state of the One who is begotten. This mutual sacrifice is not a tragedy because it is overcome by the bliss and joy of this accepted mutual sacrifice. And, finally, the triumphant cognition and witness in God of Himself and His only-begotten Son is the procession of the Holy Ghost. The passive character of the procession is in harmony with the sacrificial kenotic love.

Christianity in Action The Christian Faith and Freedom

the concession that there were different strata in Hellenistic Christianity of which one was JewishHellenistic-a quantity still dimly recognized, as he admits. A review of such facts, as we have sought to bring forward, must lead to the conclusion that the progressive changes within the Early Christian Church which the Formgeschichtlicher stress must have taken place within an Aramaic-speaking and writing community. In whatever part of Syria or Palestine we place it, the evidences show that it was Palestinian in background.&dquo; Theories which do not take account of Aramaic Gospels, it would seem, must be readapted to the evidences or abandoned. If it be held by some that the Gospels reflect a situation that is foreign to a Palestinian

The Person of Jesus Christ

IN attempting, at the request of the Editor, a preliminary notice of the new work by Professor H. R. Mackintosh, on the doctrine of the Person of Christ, I must disclaim all idea of adequately estimating the book. It is far too rich in suggestion, and too thorough in its handling of a great and arduous theme, to make any adequate judgment of it possible without much fuller opportunity of examining and weighing it. I shall therefore confine myself mainly to giving some brief