He saw dimly that things require to be accounted for as well as affirmed or denied," and he was "one of the pioneers of modern historical science as applied to biblical criticism.
He was educated at the Royal College of Belfast, entered the Presbyterian ministry in 1835, and was appointed professor of biblical criticism at his own college.
Lessing, on the other hand, is one of the outstanding figures in the history of Biblical criticism, as well as of German literature in general.
These are the problems which grew out of that phase of scholarly advance represented by biblical criticism.
Thus was established the science of biblical criticism.
The science of biblical criticism was, as we have seen, first developed mainly in Germany and Holland.
Bickell, marks a new epoch in the history of Biblical criticism.
Mill's services to Biblical criticism surpass in extent and value those rendered by any other, except perhaps one or two men of our own time.
Much more than when Bishop Lightfoot wrote is the publication of it the pressing need of Biblical criticism.
Biblical Criticism--Alleged Discrepancy between Paul and James, the Days of Creation.
Whatever the extremes into which criticism may have run in an age in which the Cartesian principle of doubt is applied to every received opinion, the rights of Biblical Criticism must be conceded as a legacy of the Reformation.
The greatest foe of all, it has been thought by some, has arisen within the household of faith in the form of Biblical Criticism.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "biblical criticism" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
