The Religious thought of Jose Rizal : its context and theological significance / Eugene A. Hessel

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Manila, Philippines : Philippine Education Company, c1961Description: 289 pages ; 24 cmSubject(s): LOC classification:
  • DS 675.8.R5 .H47 1961
Contents:
I. Introduction -- II. The Religious thought of Rizal in Noli me Tangere -- III. The Religious thought of Rizal in El Filibusterismo -- IV. The Religious thought of Rizal in six of his minor writings written between 1888-1891 -- V. Two unfinished manuscripts -- VI. Rizal's letters to Father Pastells -- VII. Rizal's use of biblical material and his attitude towards the bible -- VIII. An overall summary of Rizal's religious thought -- IX. Rizal's thought in comparison with Roman Catholicism and Protestantism -- X. Rizal and the nineteenth century -- Summary and conclusion
Summary: This book is a thorough and objective presentation of Dr. Rizal's religious thought. Although the author is Protestant minister, at present teaching in the Union Theological Seminary, he makes a sincere effort to depict the religious views of Dr. Rizal without any intention to convince the reader that our national hero was a Roman Catholic or a Protestant.
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Includes bibliographical references.

I. Introduction -- II. The Religious thought of Rizal in Noli me Tangere -- III. The Religious thought of Rizal in El Filibusterismo -- IV. The Religious thought of Rizal in six of his minor writings written between 1888-1891 -- V. Two unfinished manuscripts -- VI. Rizal's letters to Father Pastells -- VII. Rizal's use of biblical material and his attitude towards the bible -- VIII. An overall summary of Rizal's religious thought -- IX. Rizal's thought in comparison with Roman Catholicism and Protestantism -- X. Rizal and the nineteenth century -- Summary and conclusion

This book is a thorough and objective presentation of Dr. Rizal's religious thought. Although the author is Protestant minister, at present teaching in the Union Theological Seminary, he makes a sincere effort to depict the religious views of Dr. Rizal without any intention to convince the reader that our national hero was a Roman Catholic or a Protestant.

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