Religion and science in conflict and harmony
The passage argues that humans balance faith and science through personal culture and experience. It asserts Christianity offers deeper life impact than Theism, remaining persuasive as science expands, guiding future moral motive even as discoveries test belief.
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Review of The Doctrine of the Atonement Second Edition
The piece critiques Dr. Smeaton’s second volume on atonement, praising its value but faulting its method and exegetical rigor. It questions his dogmatic digestion of passages and reliance on topics over original apostolic context, while noting Smeaton’s calm, earnest writing and overall esteem for his scholarship.
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Book notices praise theological volumes and critiques
A long briefing reviews multiple 19th century theology and religious education works. Hodge’s Systematic Theology volumes praised for clarity and scope. Fuller’s Four Gospels Harmonized set praised for parallel, topical layout. Delitzsch Psalms commentary lauded though with noted critique of Gesenius theory. Other works include Braund on Apocalyptic prophecy, Sunday school aids, geography for children, social economy primers, and critiques of church establishment debates.
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