Kingsley Sermons and Natural Theology Harmony
The review praises Kingsley's aim to clear Gospel mist, blend science with Anglican faith, and present a humane tone. It notes his Preface as a key to sermons and his struggle with High Church influence, while acknowledging some doctrinal gaps yet valuing his honest, passionate challenge to religious assumptions and his compelling, soulful preaching.
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England
Jerusalem
Kingsley
God
Christ
A Chinese Tale in Verse Reveals Deep Art and Love
The review praises Mrs. Webster for crystallizing a Chinese poem into a vivid modern creation. Yu-Pe-Ya, a royal minstrel, journeys from the capital to a peasant scholar Tse-Ky, sharing music and philosophy, choosing duty to his family over royal advancement, and later mourning Tse-Ky’s death. The piece blends simple narrative with dramatic moments, urging readers to seek the booklet for full beauty and insight.
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Yu- Pe-Ya
Yu-Pe-Ya
Yu-Po-Ya
Tse-Ky
Tse
Tse-Ku
Wen-Wang