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And yet, while very free in manifesting his small respect for the
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by syllogistic processes which had been the pride of the theological chair and even the pulpit in America, and while declining the use of current phraseologies even for the expression of current ideas, he held himself loyally subject to the canon of the Scriptures as his rule of faith, and deferential to the voice of the church catholic as uttered in the concord of testimony of holy men in all ages. Endowed with a poet's power of intuition, uplifted by a fervid piety, uttering himself in a literary style singularly rich and melodious, it is not strange that such a man should have made large contributions to the theological thought of his own and later times. In natural theology, his discourses on
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The Moral Uses of Dark Things (1869), and his longest continuous work, on
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Nature and the Supernatural (1858), even though read rather as prose-poems than as arguments, sound distinctly new notes in the treatment of their theme. In
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God in Christ (1849),
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Christ in Theology (1851),
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The Vicarious Sacrifice (1866), and
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Forgiveness and Law (1874), and in a notable article in the
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New Englander for November, 1854, entitled
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The Christian Trinity a Practical Truth, the great topics of the Christian system were dealt with all the more effectively, in the minds of thoughtful readers in this and other lands, for cries of alarm and newspaper and pulpit impeachments of heresy that were sent forth. But that work of his which most nearly made as well as marked an epoch in American church history was the treatise of
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Christian Nurture