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title	:	Coleridge and Christian Doctrine
author	:	Barth, J. Robert.
publisher	:	Fordham University Press
isbn10 | asin	:	0823211940
print isbn13	:	9780823211944
ebook isbn13	:	9780585171029
language	:	English
subject	Coleridge, Samuel Taylor,--1772-1834--Religion, Theology, Doctrinal--England--History--19th century, Christian poetry, English--History and criticism.
publication date	:	1987
lcc	:	PR4487.R4B3 1987eb
ddc	:	821/.7
subject	:	Coleridge, Samuel Taylor,--1772-1834--Religion, Theology, Doctrinal--England--History--19th century, Christian poetry, English--History and criticism.

Page iii Coleridge and Christian Doctrine J. Robert Barth, S.J. FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS NEW YORK 1987

Page iv Copyright 1969 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College Copyright 1987 by FORDHAM UNIVERSITY All rights reserved LC 75-75426 ISBN 0-8232-1194-0 Published by arrangement with Harvard University Press First edition 1969 Revised reprint 1987 Printed in the United States of America To My Father and Mother

Page v Contents Abbreviations vi Preface vii Preface to the Reprint Edition xi I The Pattern of Development x II The Nature of Faith 14 III The Nature and Role of Sacred Scripture 53 IV The One and Triune God 85 V Creation and Sinful Man 105 VI The Redeemer, Redemption, and Justification 127 VII Church, Sacraments, and Prayer 160 VIII The Last Things 186 Epilogue 196 Works Cited 201 Index 207

Page vi Abbreviations Used in Notes Aids Aids to Reflection, ed. Shedd, I BL Biographia Literaria, ed. Shawcross CCS On the Constitution of the Church and State, ed. Shedd, VI CL Collected Letters, ed. Griggs Confessions Confessions of an Inquiring Spirit, ed. Shedd, V FR The Friend, ed. Shedd, II LR Literary Remains, ed. Shedd, V LS [Second] Lay Sermon, ed. Shedd, VI LSTC Letters, ed. E. H. Coleridge NED Notes on English Divines, ed. D. Coleridge NTPM Notes, Theological Political, and Miscellaneous, ed. D. Coleridge PL Philosophical Lectures, ed. Coburn SM The Statesman's Manual [First Lay Sermon], ed. Shedd, I TT Table Talk, ed. Shedd, VI UL Unpublished Letters, ed. Griggs Full citations for these works will be found at the end of the book.

Page vii Preface This study is an attempt to present in an organized way, as Coleridge himself did not, his matured views on Christian doctrine. They are found in a wide variety of places: in published works like the Aids to Reflection; in his numerous unpublished notebooks, now in process of publication; in marginal notes on works of theology and doctrine; in the still unpublished manuscript of his so-called "Opus Maximum"; in letters; and even in the random conversation recorded by his nephew in Table Talk. At times these passages take the form of a fairly lengthy discussion of one or another doctrine; at other times they are only hints and guesses, suggestions or promises of a treatise to come. Generally speaking, Coleridge's views on Christian doctrine are not organized, but they have within themselves the principles of organization. The present work, therefore, is one primarily of synthesis. The only other recent work to treat extensively of Coleridge's religious ideas, James Boulger's Coleridge as Religious Thinker, had quite a different purpose. It was concerned with Coleridge's "religious philosophy" or even his "philosophy of religion." It was a work of analysis rather than of synthesis. Although my aim is different, Boulger's study has been helpful to me at several points, and I am happy to acknowledge my indebtedness.

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