Papers of Hugh Ross Mackintosh (1870-1936), Professor of Divinity, New College, Edinburgh

Papers of Hugh Ross Mackintosh (1870-1936), Professor of Divinity at New College, Edinburgh.

6.1 - Manuscript notebook titled 'The Ritschlian doctrine of theoretical and religious knowledge'. Thesis presented to the University of Edinburgh for the degree of Doctor in Philosophy. 1 February, 1897. 83 numbered pages, plus table of contents and works cited.

6.2.1 - Letter of Norman Kemp Smith to H. R. Mackintosh. Edinburgh, 9 October 1919. 8 pages.

6.2.2 - Lectures, both typescript and handwritten, accompanied by some annotations.

Contents: - Doctrine of God (13 lectures)

- Doctrines of Man and Sin (11 lectures)

- Intruduction to dogmatics (10 lectures)

- Catholicism and Protestantism (1 lecture, 5 pages)

- Popular Expository Lecture (1 page)

- Notes on the method of popular lectures (1 page)

- Article from 'The Outlook', 23 April 1910. Title: 'The perennial task of Christian theology', delivered by Professor John Dickie at the opening of the Theological College in First Church, Dunedin [New Zealand], on 11 April 1910. (2 pages).

6.3 - Summaries of Lectures. Folio. Typescript. In 5 loose bundles.

Contents: - The nature of Religion, Revelation, etc.

- Doctrine of God and Elevation

- Doctrine of Providence and Miracle

- Doctrine of Man and Sin

- Doctrine of The Person of Christ

6.4 - Hungarian Protestantism, its past, present and future. By Emeric Révész, J. Stephen Kováts [and] Ladislaus Ravasz. Octavo. xiv, 222p. Budapést, Bethlen Gábor Literary and Printing House Co. Ltd., 1927. Copy presented to H. R. Mackintosh by the General Coventus of the Hungarian Redormed Church. With 10 leaves of notes regarding Calvin's Institutes loosely inserted.