118 Otto Pfleiderer, _Das Urchristentum, seine Schriften und Lehren,_ 2nd ed., 1902, vol. i. 696 pp. On Paul, pp. 24-335. (Eng. trans. “Primitive Christianity,” vol. i. pp. 33-471.) 119 On this point Pfleiderer follows suggestions given by Teichmann in his work, _Die paulinischen Vorstellungen von Auferstehung und Gericht_ (“The Pauline Conceptions of Resurrection and Judgment”), 1896, 125 pp. As a matter of fact he cannot any more than his predecessors give any proof of this evolution. 120 Paul Wernle, _Die Anfänge unserer Religion,_ 1st ed., 1901, 410 pp. On Paul, pp. 95-220. By the same author, _Paulus als Heidenmissionar_ (“Paul as a Missionary to the Gentiles”), Lecture, 1899, 36 pp. Heinrich Weinel, _Paulus,_ 1904, 316 pp. The book grew out of essays which the author published in the _Christliche Welt._ By the same author, _Paulus als kirchlicher Organisator._ (Inaugural Lecture.) 1899, 30 pp. Other works from this popular literature are: Adolf Harnack, _Das Wesen des Christentums,_ 1900, 189 pp. On Paul, pp. 110-118. Georg Hollmann, _Urchristentum in Corinth,_ 1903, 32 pp. Paul Feine, _Paulus als Theologe,_ 1906, 80 pp. Carl Munzinger, _Paulus in Corinth. Neue Wege zum Verständnis des Urchristentums_ (“Paul in Corinth. New Ways of arriving at an Understanding of Early Christianity.”) 1908, 208 pp. The author pictures the work of the Apostle in the Greek city in the light of analogies offered by modern missionary practice. Whether the new way really leads to a better understanding of primitive Christianity remains open to question. As a special investigation of a point of detail at this date we may mention Karl Dick’s work, _Der schriftstellerische Plural bei Paulus_ (“The Author’s ‘We’ in Paul’s Writings.”) 1900, 169 pp. There are not many of these studies at this period since the tendency among theologians has been more to popularisation than to scientific research. 121 _Paulus als Heidenmissionar,_ p. 36. Ernst von Dobschütz calls attention to the dangers of this method, which easily becomes unscientific in _Probleme des apostolischen Zeitalters._ (Five Lectures, 1904, 138 pp. See p. 61.) Paul Feine, _Das gesetzesfreie Evangelium des Paulus nach seinem Werdegange dargestellt,_ 1899, 232 pp. _Jesus Christus und Paulus,_ 1902, 309 pp. Arthur Titius, _Der Paulinismus unter dem Gesichtspunkt der Seligkeit_ (2nd Part of the work _Die neutestamentliche Lehre von der Seligkeit und ihre Bedeutung für die Gegenwart_—“The New Testament Doctrine of Final Blessedness and its Significance for the present Time”), 1900, 290 pp. A. Schlatter, in his _NTle. Theologie_ (Pt. ii. The doctrine of the Apostles, 1910, 592 pp. On Paul, 199-407), follows a conservative biblico-theological method like that of B. Weiss.