The Ritschlian Theology And The Evangelical Faith (1897)

Critiquing Albrecht Ritschl's theological system, James Orr argues that it inadequately separates faith from reason and prioritizes subjective experience over objective truth. He challenges Ritschl's dismissal of the supernatural and the divinity of Christ, advocating instead for a traditional evangelical faith rooted in Scripture and historical creeds. This work serves as a significant resource for those exploring the evolution of Christian theology and the tension between faith and reason, while also reflecting a commitment to preserving important literary works.