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Codex B and its Allies - A Study and An Indictment

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By Charles Hoskier

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Hoskier - a Premier Biblical Scholar, wanted to expose the misleading work of Westcott & Hort. You've heard about the 3000+ changes between the Nestle-Aland/W& H Text, and the Textus Receptus ?

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Originally published in 1914 (UK)

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Ravenous Wolves: German Textual Criticism

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have been telling us how good, solid and Biblical the Textual Critics are, and how much they 

believed in God and were only trying to "help" the Christian Church.

Sadly, we have learned that these claims are false. The Textual Critics were not the friends of Christianity.

They were rather its enemies, attempting to attack, undermine and destroy Christianity and its virtuous Gospel of Grace, which is the Bible. These textual critics made a number of arguments about why the Bible "had" to be false. Today, we know that their claim have been proven false. But so called "scholars" today still hope to pursuade the masses that Textual Criticism was noble, when its sole purpose remains to attempt to attack Christianity and the Bible - even to this day.

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what their work was about ? Those who allege that Textual Critics were the friends of Christianity will not be able to make this claim - any longer - after reading the contents of this 600 Page fact-filled book. 

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German Textual Criticism

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 the Abandonment of the Reformation

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Schleiermacher to Strauss

From 1799-1835

INTRODUCTION

The Influence of Political Events - The Movement of Philosophy (Kant, Fichte, Schelling, Hegel) –

(Rohr, Wegscheider, Paulus, Reinhard, Steudel, Planek, Bretachneider, Tzschneider, and De Wette)

(His individuality, youth and student life, relations with the Romantic School, his Discourses on Religion, analysis of the Discourses, monologues, preacher at Stolpe, Professor at Halle, dialogue on the Festival of Christmas, patriotic efforts, ecclesiastical activity at Berlin, his Life of Jesus, his Outline of the Study of Theology, his Dogmatic Theology, System of Ethics, Pastoral Theology, close of his life)

Neander, Nitzsche, Twesten, Julius Muller, Ullmann

Its Origin and Character – Clans Harms – Hengstenberg – Hahn – Daniel Krummacher –

F.W. Krummacher – Harless – Guericke – Rudelbach – Kurtz – Sartorius

David Strauss (on the reconciliation of religion and philosophy) – Daub – Marheineke – Goschel – Rosenkrans – Erdmann – Schaller – Hasse

Schiller – Goethe

Influence of lyrical and religious poetry, the Romantic School, Richter – A. von Schlegel – F. von Schlegel – Tieck – Brentano – Novalis – Korner – Arndt – Jahn – Schenkendorf – Uhland – Ruckert – Platen – Lenan - Heine – Schefer – von Sellet – Knapp – Spitta – Sturm – Gerok

SECOND PERIOD

From Strauss to the Present Time

1835-1888

Influence of Political Events, the reaction and literature – Ecclesiastical Struggles – The Relation of Philosophy and Theology

Biblical Criticism before Strauss – His early life and studies – Analysis and criticism of his last work (Note: This is the Textual Criticism work that K. Marx read and that converted him to nihilism)

Feuerbach – Stirner – Ruge – Daumer – Herwegh – Blum – Marx – Vogt – Buchner – Moleschott – Theistic Opposition: Fichte, Trendelenburg – Hartmann – Rohmer – Lotze

Weisse – Wilke – Bauer – Noack – Baur and the Tubingen School – Schwegler – Zeller

Hilgenfeld – Kostlin – Volkmar – Holsten – Ritschl – Lucke – Bleck – Stier – Meyer – von Meyer – Olshausen – Ebrard – Riehm – Ochler – Drechaler – Tuch – Keil – Diestel – Kleinhart – Ewald – Knobel – Reuss – Weizsacker – Keim – Baumgarten-Crusius – Credner – Hupfeld – Lechler – Thiersch –Weiss - Gesenius – Winer – Lachmann – Tischendorf – Wellhausen - Stade

The Neo-Lutheran party and its organs – Stahl – Lohe – Delitzach – Munchmeyer – Kliefoth – Vilmar – Scheele – Leo – von Strauss – Philippi – Hofling – Harnack – Thornasius – Gess – Hofmann – Kahnis – Zezachwitz – Oettingen – Zockler – Gran – Steinmeyer – Luthardt – Baumgaarten

General Characteristics of the School of Conciliation – Hoffmann – Tholuck – Dorner – Liebner – Lange – Martensen – Beck – Auberlen – Hundeshagen – Hagenbach – Rigenbach – Guder – Heldt – Lowe – Beyschlag – Fabri – Rothe – Bunsen

Character and Divisions of the Liberal Schools – Hase – Ruckert – Schwarz – Pfleiderer – Sydow – Jonas – Lisco – Hanne – Gieseler and the church historians – Schneckenburger – Henke – Heppe – Gass – Frank – Steitz – Jacobi – Engelhardt – Wuttke – Lipsius – Harnack – The Protestantenverein – Schenkel – Holtzmann – Hitzig – Hausrath – Schweizer – Biedermann – Vogelin – Hirzel – Lang – Stoecker

Ritschl – Herrmann – Kaftan – Schultz – Bender – Frank

CHAPTER 8 – The Catholic Theology

Influence of the New Spirit and Reaction – Jahn – Hug – Herbat – Movers – von Vischering – Sailer – Diepenbrock – Boos – Gossner – Henhoefer – Wessenberg – Hermes – Gunther – Frohschammer – Mohler – Gorres – Ketteler – Joerg – Jannsen

Dollinger – Friedrich – Huber – Pichler – Reinkens

Delitzach – Furst – Lagarde – Merx – Noldeke – Strack – Schrader – Baethgen – Cremer – Grimm – Christlieb - Klopper – Orelli – Schurer – Zahn – Dorner

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