Theological Review Highlights Clergy Debates and Studies
The issue surveys articles on Old Testament morality, agnosticism from a Puritan view, and fresh forms of truth from scripture. It reviews biographies of Kingsley and Arnot, discusses Deuteronomy and Punishment, and notes Clementine Homilies and Matthew Arnold as religious teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Martineau
Campbell
Arnot
Theological Review
Hopps
Matthew Arnold
M. Rénan
Berlin
J. M. Cook
God
Kottensbach
Dr. Kidder
Brief Notices on Jenkins, Greek Lexicon, and Public Health
A mixed review column covers Mr Edward Jenkins's lively voyage tale on a Canada bound steamer with vivid portraits, then praises The Four Gospels in Greek by Rev J T Winkte for its readable lexicon and scope. It also notes The Popular Science Review January 1875 with essays on natural history and chemistry, and concludes with Batchelor's revised critique of the Contagious Diseases Act urging abolition and moral reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jenkins
London
Mullan and Co
Jenkins
Mersey
Kamtchatkan
Portland Harbour
Joan T. Winkte
D.D
Oxon
St. Martin, Ludgate
Longmans and Co
White
Taylor
Harting
Pattison Muir
Popular Science Review
H. BarcuEter
Blackheath
Dyer Brothers
Paternoster Square
Batchelor
Liberation Scheme of Disestablishment and Disendowment debated
The Leicester Auxiliary of the Liberation Society opened its season with Rev. Duartes Williams explaining the disestablishment and disendowment plan. The talk covered how a post establishment state would treat church properties and vested interests while promising fair provision for Anglican clergy and bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
The
Liberation Society
Temperance Hall
C. Williams
Accrington
W. Stanyon
Messrs. G. IT
Baines
Lawrence
Auxiliary
Amon
Church Defence Institution
Mellor
Williams
Liberation Committee
Amos
Church Defence Society
Duartes Williams
Church of England