FOOTNOTES:
[117] Revue Chrétienne, Feb., 1861.
[118] Religions before Christ, T. & T. Clark, Edinburgh, 1862.
[119] Le Redempteur, Paris, 1854.
[120] Meditations on the Essence of Christianity. Preface, pp. 6-10.
CHAPTER XVIII.
SWITZERLAND: ORTHODOXY IN GENEVA, AND THE NEW SPECULATIVE RATIONALISM IN ZÜRICH.
Switzerland has failed to retain the influence over the theological thought of Europe enjoyed by her in the days of Zwinglius and Calvin. Impressions, instead of being given, have of late only been received. France and Germany have contributed their respective phases of theology, the French Cantons adopting the opinions emanating from the former country, and the German those from the latter. We must not therefore expect to find a very wide difference either respecting theology or practical religion between the Swiss and their two influential neighbors.