CONTENTS of The Collected Writings of James Henley Thornwell (Volume 3), Theological and Controversial; Rationalist Controversy:

Reason, Revelation and Miracles; Papal Controversy; Baptism, Justification, Infallibility, the Apocrypha l by J.H. Thornwell:

PART I.- RATIONALIST CONTROVERSY. PREFATORY NOTE BY THE EDITOR THE STANDARD AND NATURE OF RELIGION IN THREE SECTIONS.

Section 1. An External Standard Vindicated.

Section 2. Religion Psychologically Considered.

Section 3. Revelation and Religion.

THE OFFICE OF REASON IN REGARD TO REVELATION. MIRACLES. Their Nature. Their Apologetic Worth. Their Credibility.

PART II.- PAPAL CONTROVERSY. PREFATORY NOTE BY THE EDITOR.

THE VALIDITY OF THE BAPTISM OF THE CHURCH OF ROME.

ROMANIST ARGUMENTS FOR THE APOCRYPHA DISCUSSED.

• Letter I. Preliminary Statements - Council of Trent and the Canon.
• Letter II. The Argument for Inspiration Examined.
• Letter III. The Argument for an Infallible Body.
• Letter IV. Historical Argument.
• Letter V. Infallibility- Historical Difficulties.
• Letter VI. Infallibility and Skepticism.
• Letter VII. Infallibility and Superstition.
• Letter VIII. Infallibility and Civil Government.
• Letter IX. The Apocrypha not quoted in the New Testament.
• Letter X. The Apocrypha and the Jewish Canon.
• Letter XI. Silence of Christ as to the Apocrypha.
• Letter XII. The Apocrypha and the Jewish Church - The Apocrypha and the Primitive Church.
• Letter XIII. The Apocrypha and Ancient Versions of Scripture - The Apocrypha and the Apostolic Fathers.
• Letter XIV. Patristic terms applied to the Apocrypha.
• Letter XV. Testimonies from the Second Century.
• Letter XVI. Testimonies from the Third Century.
• Letter XVII. Testimonies from the Fourth Century.
• Letter XVIII. The Real Testimony of the Primitive Church.
• APPENDIX.
• Original Article on the Apocrypha by the Author.
• Specimen Letters of a Reply by the Rev. P. N. Lynch, D. D.
• Collection of Passages in which Dr. Lynch represents the Fathers as quoting the Apocrypha.