Alexander Hislop

Alexandre Hislop (né en 1807, mort en 1862) pasteur protestant anticatholique ayant réalisé un travail sur l'origine des mythologies.

Biographie

Son ouvrage le plus polémique, écrit en 1853 est Les deux Babylones^[1]. Il y traite notamment de l'origine du dogme de la Trinité, et de l'origine du culte de la Vierge.

Œuvres

• Christ's Crown and Covenant: or national covenanting essentially connected with national revival (Arbroath and Edinburgh, 1860)
• Infant Baptism, according to the Word of God and confession of faith. Being a review, in five letters, of the new theory of Professor Lumsden, as advocated in his treatise entitled, "Infant baptism: its nature and objects." (Edinburgh, 1856)
• The Light of Prophecy let in on the dark places of the Papacy (exposition of 2 Thess 2: 3–12) (Edinburgh, 1846)
• The Moral Identity of Babylon and Rome (London, 1855)
• The Red Republic; or Scarlet Coloured Beast of the Apocalypse (Edinburgh, 1849)
• The Rev. E.B. Elliott and the "Red Republic" (Arbroath, circa 1850)#
• The Scriptural Principles of the Solemn League and Covenant : in their bearing on the present state of the Episcopal churches (Glasgow, 1858)
• The Trial of Bishop Forbes (A lecture delivered in East Free Church, Arbroath) (Edinburgh, 1860)
• Truth and Peace (in reply to a pamphlet, entitled "Charity and mutual forbearance" by "Irenicus") (Arbroath, 1858)
• The Two Babylons; or, the Papal Worship proved to be the worship of Nimrod and his wife (Edinburgh, 1853 & 1858)
• Unto the Venerable the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland : the petition of the undersigned (relates to James Lumsden on "Infant Baptism": Hislop was head signatory of this petition) (Edinburgh, 1860)

Liens et références externes

• COPAC

Notes et références

1. ↑ On le trouve, sous forme zippée, à cette adresse.