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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 February 2009
The late Professor T. W. Manson once observed that the only sensible examination question on the early Christian centuries would run: ‘Give the heresies in order of merit, with reasons for your preferences.’ Just where the Colossian heresy, which is the theme of this paper, would stand in such an order of merit I should not like to say: though I imagine it might have the vote and preference of not a few, as being akin to certain well-marked trends in theological thought at the present time.
page 420 note 1 Quoted by N. Micklem, The Box and the Puppets, 80.
page 420 note 2 Paul, 107, n. 3.
page 420 note 3 St. Paul and the Church of the Gentiles, 113.
page 421 note 1 Thessalonians, 348.
page 421 note 2 Man in Revolt, 422.
page 422 note 1 An Historian's Approach to Religion, 296.
page 422 note 2 Quoted by D. T. Niles, Upon the Earth, 121.
page 423 note 1 The Sense of the Presence of God, 202.
page 423 note 2 Theology To-Day, Jan. 1951, 433.
page 423 note 3 The Box and the Puppets, 133.
page 424 note 1 Gal. 2.21.
page 425 note 1 iii.60.
page 425 note 2 Acts 17.18–21.
page 426 note 1 From the liturgy of the cult of Attis: quoted by Firmicus Maternus, De Errore Profanarum Religionum, 22.
page 426 note 2 Apuleius, Metam. xi.5.
page 426 note 3 Acts 17.23.
page 427 note 1 Angus, Mystery Religions, 192.
page 427 note 2 Ep. Mor. xcv.52. ‘Omne hoc quod vides… unum est; membra sumus corporis magni. Natura nos cognates edidit’
page 428 note 1 Kennedy, H. A. A., Mystery Religions, 26Google Scholar.
page 428 note 2 ‘A Primitive Christian Baptismal Liturgy’, in Essays on NT Themes, 149ff.
page 428 note 3 Paul, ch. iv.
page 428 note 4 Col. 2.21.
page 429 note 1 Col. 3.5.
page 429 note 2 E. L. Mascall, The Secularisation of Christianity, 271.
page 429 note 3 Col. 2.4.
page 429 note 4 Col. 2.8.
page 429 note 5 Col. 2.18.
page 429 note 6 Col. 2.21.
page 430 note 1 Col. 2.11.
page 430 note 2 Col. 2.16.
page 430 note 3 The Early Church, 191.
page 431 note 1 1 Cor. 9.22.
page 431 note 2 Acts 17.28.
page 431 note 3 1 Cor. 15.33.
page 433 note 1 Studies of the Historical Jesus, 199.
page 433 note 2 1.13.
page 433 note 3 2.14, 15.
page 434 note 1 Man in Revolt, 49.
page 434 note 2 Positive Preaching and the Modern Mind, 18.
page 434 note 3 1.20.
page 434 note 4 1.28.
page 434 note 5 1.6.
page 435 note 1 1.9.
page 435 note 2 2.21.
page 435 note 3 3.9.
page 435 note 4 3.1.
page 435 note 5 2.10.