Keim biased claims on John and Mary at the cross
A critique argues Keim distorts the crucifixion scene by elevating John as the church head and Mary as its symbol. The author defends the gospel accounts, notes Acts 1 14 shows Mary among believers, and calls Keim's theory speculative and unsubstantiated.
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Southall’s Book Challenges Scientific Dogmatism on Earth’s Past
In a critical review the writer surveys Dr. Southall’s work arguing against strict uniformitarianism and urging open revision of geology and chronology. The piece praises thorough research, notes the book’s readable style, and calls for pause to dogmatism while acknowledging supporting links to Scripture.
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Scotch Firs review of Miss Tytler two volume set
The critic praises Miss Tytler for vivid full draughts of life in two Scotch stories. The first tale centers on St Ninians professors and Miss Marget who seeks work as a teacher, with rich character studies and gentle humor. The second, The Rev Mr Cameron’s Visit to London, lingers on pathos as an old minister meets his estranged son through a young intermediary.
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