Perish by the sword religious clash referenced in MN source
A fragment notes a stark moral clash as themes of light and darkness are contrasted, signaling a sermon or discourse on spiritual division in Minnesota. The line implies condemned communion between opposing forces, highlighting a tense religious stance.
French religious press in France faces doctrinal shifts
From Pants Jan 8 1849 our correspondent reviews the French religious periodical press. He lists journals from Les Archives du Christianisme to Le Ten and notes Monod’s resignation signaling drift toward churches founded on the confession of Jesus, amid debates on church and state and liberal theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
M. Pilatia
M. Pastor
Stephen
M. Pilatte
Chantome
Les
Archives du
Jullerut
Frederic Monod
Paris
L’ Ami de la Jeunesse
the Friend of Youth
Journal Des Missions Evangeliques
Journal of Evangelical Missions
Missionary Society of Paris
Africa
Feuille Religieuse
Canton de Vaud
Fine Arta
M. Vinet
M. Henri Lutteroth
Journal de
Unité Des Frares
Journal of the Unity of the Brethren
Locle
Neuchatel
Switzerland
Basle
Archives Evangeliques
Bagnerés-de- Bigorre
Hautes Pyrenees
Lausanne
le Catholique Apostolique Et Non Romain
Marennes
Charente Inferiéure
Martin-Paschaud
L' Esperance
Church and State
le Jacn
Messrs. Coquerel
Echo de la Réforme
Montpellier
Noitor
M.pastor Grawitz
le Petit Messager Des Missions Evangeliques
Missionary Society
la Sentinelle
Valence
M. Pastor Meynadier
Emilieu
Brussels
Lic Commentateur Evangelique
Poitiers
M. Pastor Poupot
Dl’ Avenir
Free Church
M. Pastor Descombat
L'Echo Des
Bulletin du Monde Chrétien
Melun
M. Brand
Fontainebleau
Gazette Ecclesiastique du
Reformed Church of
Jesus
M. Monod
Adrian Bossier
Mazeres
M. Agénor de Gasparin
Tax Literary Character
Mr D'Israeli notes in Curiosities of Literature an imperfect view of Peirex character. Veirex features a unique fortune and responds to reproach about prodigality of mind, saying a small matter suffices for a literary man whose wealth lies in the monuments of arts the treasury of his library and the brotherly affections of the ingenious.
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D’israeli
Peirex
Veirex
Working Men Essays on the Sabbath Letters to the Editor
A Welsh English weekly column prints two letters from 1849 urging spread of working men Sabbath essays to France and beyond. J Letrchild and a Wesleyan minister propose translating English prize essays into French to inspire French operatives, extend Protestant Sabbath observance, and aid Bible Society efforts across Europe.
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TI Christian Times
Dxan Sin
J. Letrchild
France
England
Germany
Italy
Bible Society
London
Europe
Financial Reform in Parliament Vacations and Popery Finance
From Edinburgh, a correspondent notes that the upcoming Parliament vacation shifts away from dining party displays to pre session financial questions. The piece argues for national economy, reduced war costs, and funds for missionary work, led by the Edinburgh Financial Reform Association chaired by Mr. William Cham.
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Eedinburgh
Nomivs Secession
Popery—Quarterly Review
Evinbunally
M.p.’S
Britain
Mr. Cobden
Mr. Macgregor
John Bull
Danny Sawney
Christiana
Haa
Europe
Friends of the Gospel
Edinburgh Financial Reform Association
William Cham
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Wome
Scotland