Unbelief Tried by the Test of Science and Faith
A deep review of 19th century scientific materialism and its critics. Romanes, Huxley, Tyndall, Spence r, and Symonds are cited as leading voices in the shift from atheism to belief, with reactions of doubt, despair, and eventual reconsideration. It traces Ro manes and others from denial of God toward emergent theistic plausibility and notes changes in figures like Du Bois-Reymond, Wundt, Virchow, and Haeckel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George John Romanes
Huxley
Tyndall
Plato
Stckenwears
Newton
Raphael
Romanes
John Addington Symonds
Alps
Balsam
William Crookes
The
British Association
Emil DuBois-Reymond
Haeckel
DuBoia-Reymond
Herbert Spencer
Germany
Wundt
The Christmas Gift and the Birth of a King in Verse
A reflective meditation on Christmas joy and sorrow, tracing the origin of gift giving to the nativity story. It recalls a humble birth in a village near a hillside, the shepherds and wise men, and invites readers to renew acts of love as the season returns. It links yearly offerings to the King’s appointed recipients and asks for a deeper, enduring generosity.
Civilization and law in postwar America
In a reflective sermon the speaker warns that civilization rests on law not privilege. He cites Judges and ancient Israel to show how free rule decays when men act by their own eyes. The piece links race, politics, and police power to the health of civilization and urges civic repentance, lawful order, and genuine human charity as Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Virchow
Pathological Institute of
Berlin
Herbert Spencer
Helso
Ain
Germany
Wilhelm Wundt
Haeckel
Wundt
Inael
Israel
Egypt
Serel
Hitler
Eran
Dan
Belial
Benjamin
Girantesaino
Jordan
Promised Land
South
North
Napoleon Bonaparte
Notre Dame
Napoleon
Boston
Abram Lincoln
Russia
Cena Bey
Elvillea
London
Inn of England
Parliament
House of Commons
England
Strand
Europe
Samere Aus
God
Christ
Bethlehem
Atlanta
Alabama
Whitehall
Ellen Glasgow
Nicholas Burr
Nick Burr
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Messiah
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Second Baptist Church