New Edition Explores M Leod Campbell On Atonement
A literary notice reviews the second edition of M Leod Campbell on the Atonement. It praises the author as a good man with deep insight while noting some archaic language and circuitous argument. The piece outlines Campbell's view that the Incarnation leads to a moral development culminating in the cross. It highlights the emphasis on Christ as both brother and brotherly savior and the role of sin, redemption, and the divine law expressed through the atonement. It mentions a 40 page introduction added to the new edition and discusses the treatment of doubt and faith in Christian testimony.
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M‘leod Campbell
Campbell
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Theism, Religion, and Prayer in the Reign of Law
The passage argues that adding religion to Theism elevates understanding beyond science by viewing God as hearer and answerer of prayer. It asserts prayer grants direct personal access to God, with freedom to ask and receive in line with His will. It then links law, God, and Christ as the light of the kingdom, warning that rejecting Christianity equates to denying the Kingdom distinct from natural law.
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God
Ventilation and Heat in Modern Homes
The article reviews Edward’s ventilation treatise, praising its practical value and historical insight. It highlights wasteful heating practices, calls for better air quality, and notes tips such as economising heat and using double glass to improve efficiency.
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England
Edwards