§ 176. RATIONALISM AND PIETISM.
(1) Rationalism.
(2) Pietism.
(3) The Königsberg Religious Movement, A.D. 1835-1842.
(4) The Bender Controversy.
§ 177. EVANGELICAL UNION AND LUTHERAN SEPARATION.
(1) The Evangelical Union.
(2) The Lutheran Separation.
(3) The Separation within the Separation.
§ 178. EVANGELICAL CONFEDERATION.
(1) The Gustavus Adolphus Society.
(2) The Eisenach Conference.
(3) The Evangelical Alliance.
(4) The Evangelical Church Alliance.
(5) The Evangelical League.
§ 179. LUTHERANISM, MELANCHTHONIANISM, AND CALVINISM.
(1) Lutheranism within the Union.
(2) Lutheranism outside of the Union.
(3) Melanchthonianism and Calvinism.
§ 180. THE “_PROTESTANTENVEREIN_.”
(1) The Protestant Assembly.
(2) The “_Protestantenverein_” Propaganda.
(3) Sufferings Endured.
(4) ---- In Berlin.
(5) ---- In Schleswig Holstein.
§ 181. DISPUTES ABOUT FORMS OF WORSHIP.
(1) The Hymnbook.
(2) The Book of Chorales.
(3) The Liturgy.
(4) The Holy Scriptures.
§ 182. PROTESTANT THEOLOGY IN GERMANY.
(1) Schleiermacher, A.D. 1768-1834.
(2) The Older Rationalistic Theology.
(3) Historico-Critical Rationalism.
(4) Supernaturalism.
(5) Rational Supernaturalism.
(6) Speculative Theology.
(7) The Tübingen School.
(8) Strauss.
(9) The Mediating Theology.
(10) Lutheran Theologians.
(11) Old Testament Exegetes.
(12) University Teachers.
(13) The Lutheran Confessional Theology.
(14) ---- Continued.
(15) ---- Continued.
(16) Reformed Confessionalism.
(17) The Free Protestant Theology.
(18) In the Old Testament Department.
(19) Dogmatists.
(20) Ritschl and his School.
(21) ---- Opponents.
(22) Writers on Constitutional Law and History.
§ 183. HOME MISSIONS.
(1) Institutions.
(2) The Order of St. John.
(3) The Itinerant Preacher Gustav Werner in Württemberg.
(4) Bible Societies.
§ 184. FOREIGN MISSIONS.
(1) Missionary Societies.
(2) Europe and America.
(3) Africa.
(4) ---- Livingstone and Stanley.
(5) Asia.
(6) China.
(7) Polynesia and Australia.
(8) Missions to the Jews.
(9) Missions among the Eastern Churches.