Bear Review Duels With Art and Emotion in November Issue
A critique of November’s Bear praises its diverse fiction and verse. It highlights "A Tragedy for Two" and "The Reforming of Murphy" while noting strengths in "The Return of Lucifer" and "Cressida" and commends the collection's overall high standard, with Emily G. Lambert approving.
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Barnard
John
Mary
Murphy
Lucifer
Cressida
Emily G. Lambert
Reliance on Reason Over War Invoked in Faithful Sermon
The speaker argues that the old god of battle remains in modern conflicts, calling war the devil's work. He urges belief in God the Father, human brotherhood, and the enduring value of justice and knowledge over armies, emphasizing international law and reason.
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God
God the Father
Dr Coffins Lecture on the Christian Conception of God
Dr Coffin surveys shifting views of God from nature to Jesus, stressing a Christ like Father and inner indwelling spirit. He warns against moral laxity from a mere God of love and notes the harmony and conflict between science, beauty, and religion in forming modern faith.
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Coffin
Jesus
God
Parkhurst
Gladstone
Israel
Heaven
Earth
John the Baptist
Wordsworth
Swat
National Day Remembrance Calls for Unity and Peace
A broad call for national unity and reflection on a difficult era as citizens hope the day marks a turning point toward peace and reconciliation. The message emphasizes mediator roles, purged hearts, and a dawning era of betterment.
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