1902, Adolph Harnack and Neil Buchanan, History of Dogma, Little, Brown, and Company; Volume I, Chapter V, page 282:Must it not have seemed an inconceivable inconsistency, if he had clung to the special national relation of Christianity to the Jewish people, and if he had taught a view of history in which for pædagogic reasons indeed, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort had appeared as one so entirely different ?
