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Harvard Divinity School
Back MatterSource: The Harvard Theological Review, Vol. 1, No. 2 (Apr., 1908)Published by: Cambridge University Press on behalf of the Harvard Divinity SchoolStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/1506966 .
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The tenth session of the School will open on Wednesday, July i, 1908, and continue till July i8. The subject will be
The Relation of Christianity to Other Religions.
Courses of lectures will be given on the origin and development of religion; on the Oriental religions which had the largest influence in the West; on Judaism at the beginning of the Christian era, from which Christianity sprang, and on the religions of the Greek and Roman world in which it spread and grew; on the attitude of the early Church toward other religions, and on the attitude which the modem Church should assume toward the religions of the peoples among whom it seeks to disseminate Christianity; and on the indebtedness of Christi- anity to other religions, and the bearing of this relation on the question of the absoluteness of Christianity.
The lectures will thus deal not only with phenomena of interest to the historical student but with important practical issues.
The following lecturers will take part in the School:
Professor C. H. Toy, Harvard University, Origin and Development of Religion.
Professor R. W. ROGERS, Drew Theological Seminary, Religion of Babylonia and Assyria.
Professor E. W. HOPKINS, Yale University, Zoroastrianism. Professor C. R. LANMAN, Harvard University, Buddhism. Professor W. R. ARNOLD, Andover Theological Seminary, Judaism. Professor C. H. MOORE, Harvard University, Religions of the Greek
and Roman World. Professor C. C. TORREY, Yale University, Mohammedanism. Professor W. W. ROCKWELL, Union Theological Seminary, The
Early Church and Other Religions. Rev. ARTHUr S. LLOYD, Secretary of the Missionary Society of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, The Modern Church and Other Religions. Professor G. F. MOORE, Harvard University, Influence of Other Re-
ligions on Christianity.
For a more detailed announcement of the courses of lectures and for all other information about the School--including reduced rates on railways - application should be made to
The Secretary of the Harvard Divinity Faculty, Cambridge, Mass.
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