Christian critique of missions and South Seas lore
The piece argues against Mr Wood's accusations of missionaries hindering South Sea cultures and defends Bishop Patteson’s work. It cites Makira Bay scenes and Solomon Islanders beliefs, notes the value of native teachers, and praises Miss Greenwell's essays on body soul and spirit. It emphasizes unity of body, soul, and spirit and endorses practical Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
Zerubbabel
Tom
Harry
Rotumah
South Seas
Presbyterian
London Society
Pattesson
Mr. Wood
San Cristoval
Makiai Bay
Solomon’ Islands
Wood
Woods
Patteson
Abeta
View of missions prompts call for careful qualification
A brief view of missions suggests the need for careful qualification and evaluation by officials. The statement underscores the importance of precise analysis before drawing conclusions about the mission's impact and scope.
August magazine preview and features noted
The piece reviews August magazines urging readers to enjoy them by the sea. Fraser is praised for depth in political economy and history while other essays cover the Royal Navy, old rings and seals, German home life, dress and amusements, Newman on primitive Christianity, and comment on politics, art, and travel, with sketches and stories from Nan to Rivers and Leam Dundas ongoing plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser
Blue Jackets
Royal
Pontelious
William Longman
Madeira
England
Germany
Chris
Tianity
Newman
Tipperary
Arnim
Blackwood
Sedan
Nan
Thames
Cornhill
Leam Dundas
Hardy
Ethel‘*berta