Book Review on Rogers and Wiklif History
The review praises Rogers for clear, balanced portrayal of historical forces shaping church and state and notes his openness to liberal interpretations. It highlights his treatment of Wickliffe and the 14th century crises, including the Black Death, papal power, and English national sentiment, while warning that his views may shock some readers.
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Rogers
Wiklif
Europe
Smithfield
House of Lancaster
Avignon
Willif
Commons
United Kingdom
Mary
Michele
Toleration, Mastery, and Modern Times in a Civil Debate
The piece discusses the quarrel of sects over toleration, noting the shift from harsh penalties to modern honour for new ideas. It credits Independents and Quakers with early advocacy of toleration and hints at upcoming analyses of Wilkes and Horne Tooke, promising a future comparison with Cobbett.
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Wilkes
Horne Tooke
Wilkes and Cobbett
Sunday entertainment for children. a biblical play program
An editor discusses engaging children on difficult Sundays with safe, imaginative activities. He describes using wooden bricks and simple props to illustrate Bible stories like Rahab and Jericho and Paul’s conversion, pairing play with Scripture memory to channel energy constructively.
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Macintosh
Rahab
Jericho
St. Paul
Jerusalem
Damascus
Ananias
Yvaul