Critics of the Bible, 1724–1873

Explore the fascinating evolution of biblical criticism with Critics of the Bible, 1724–1873 by Cambridge University Press. This unique collection, published in 1989, spans 216 pages and is the only comprehensive anthology of biblical critiques from this significant period. Discover how the 'Holy Scriptures' transitioned into the realm of human scrutiny, free from ecclesiastical oversight. This volume features insightful excerpts from renowned critics such as Coleridge, Bake, Matthew Arnold, Collins, Deist, and Bishop Sherlock, providing a diverse perspective on biblical interpretation. Ideal for scholars, students, and anyone interested in the intersection of literature and theology, this paperback edition is a must-have for your collection. Dive into the critical discussions that shaped modern biblical thought and enhance your understanding of this pivotal era in religious history.