Sermons and Books on Charity Faith and The Homiletic Quarterly Review
A column reviews sermons on love of money and philanthropy, praising zeal tempered by grace, then surveys books and essays on literature, sacred verse, Scott editions, and the Homiletic Quarterly. It notes Dr. Duns biblical science papers and a clerical symposium on preaching methods, with critical views on sermons and current reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joun Pau Arream
W. B. Whittingham
Jack Harder
Miss
Maffit
Humpty Dumpty
Jack Spratt
David Bryce and Son
Glasgow
A. D. F. Randolph
New York
George Macdonald
Mr. Randolph
Whittier
Whittier, Sir Walter Raleigh
Bonar
Perth
the Homiletic Quarterly
London
R. D. Dickinson
Dickinson
Christ
Galilee
Farrar
Duns
Bruce
Milligan
Fausset
Roberts
Holloway
Blaikie
Pressensé
Reynolds
J. Clifford
Westminster Review
Turkey
India
South Africa
Dr. Johnson
Mains
Peter
Cairoli
Expositor
Tipple
Short
Paul
S.E.C.T
Job
The Times and the Evangelical Party Debate Ends
In a discussion sparked by Dr M Neile’s death the Times contends the Evangelical party has vanished but Dean Close and Canon M Neile defend its vitality. They cite wider Evangelical pulpits, wealthier societies, growing conferences, and a larger body than fifty years ago, arguing Evangelicalism is not decaying despite changes and rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
M‘neile
Evangelical Party
Dean Close
Canon M'‘Neile
Stradbroke
M'‘Neile
England
Wales
London
Manchester
Liverpool
Birmingham
Sheffield
Bradford
Hull
Newcastle
Nottingham
Bath
Cheltenham
Clifton
Plymouth
Islington
Church of England
Evangelical School
New Evangelical Party
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