The Physiognomy of the Sects Debated in an Essay
A critical review challenges an essay attacking Nonconformists and defending the Establishment. It labels the author's claims about Dissenters as exaggerated, notes misreadings of Methodism Presbyterians Unitarians Quakers and Independents, and argues the Broad Church’s spirit is misrepresented. The piece urges firsthand study of sects and hints the book should be titled appropriately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hole
Congregational Union
Colenso
Ilole
Church of England
James Grant
Baldwin Brown
Loxton
Spurgeon
Ole
Hell
Wesley
Mr. Browning
Mount Zion
Browning
Trollope
Grattan
Locke
Milton
Maurice
Kingdom of Christ
Christendom
Fragment on a Printer and Sects Misreading Words
A critic suggests the author misreads texts and sects due to faulty reading or bias. The remark implies careless handling of words and groups, reflecting on the printer or the author’s own tendencies in interpreting material.
Revision of the Old Testament Translation by Dr Davidson
A critical review praising Dr Davidson's plan to revise the Old Testament translation for lay readers. It discusses his method of preserving the Masoretic base, avoiding conjecture, and applying careful translation principles, while noting his tempered stance and reliance on textual criticism and authorial intent. The piece also references Archbishop Trench, Canon Lightfoot, and Matthew Arnold as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop Trench
Canon Lightfoot
Davidson
Matthew Arnold
God