Charles Gore
1853 – 1932
Books
- A new commentary on Holy Scripture, including the Apocrypha
- A new commentary on Holy Scripture
- Property, its duties and rights, historically, philosophically and religiously regarded
- Reflections on the Litany
- Divorce in the New Testament
- The doctrine of the infallible Book
- The basis of Anglican fellowship in faith and organization
- Roman Catholic claims
- Roman Catholic claims
- Why we Christians believe in Christ
- The church and the ministry
- The body of Christ
- The Anglo-Catholic movement to-day
- Dominant ideas and corrective principles
- Buying up the opportunity
- The body of Christ
- The Anglo-Catholic movement to-day
- Dominant ideas & corrective principles
- Roman Catholic claims
- Leo the Great
- The incarnation of the Son of God
- Orders and unity
- God in Christ
- Roman Catholic claims /c by Charles Gore
- Strikes and locks-out
- St. Paul's Epistle to the Ephesians
- The creed of the Christian
- The question of divorce ...
- Oxford house papers
- Belief in God
- Belief in Christ
- Lux mundi
- Prayer and the Lord's prayer
- St. Paul's epistle to the Romans
- The sermon on the mount
- The religion of the church
- Can we then believe?
- The social doctrine of the Sermon on the Mount
- Addresses delivered by the Rt. Rev. Dr. Charles Gore, Lord Bishop of Oxford, and Mr. George Wharton Pepper at a luncheon given in honor of the Rt. Rev. Dr. Charles Gore at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Philadelphia, Thursday, October thirty-first, 1918, Joseph Widener, presiding
- The clergy and the creeds
- The theological bearings of certain extra-liturgical uses of the blessed sacrament
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