Theology of Reason and Faith in War Time Review
The article examines two volumes on the conflict between reason and faith amid modern warfare. Venn analyzes how religious belief differs from scientific evidence and how emotions influence truth judgments, while an anonymous author scrutinizes Jesus words as historical evidence, noting the Synoptic gospels’ reports and comparing Judged by His Words to Kece Homo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venn
Science
Mr. Venn
Euripides
Christ
Kece Homo
Lord Bacon
On Some of the Characteristics of Belief in 1869 Lecture
J. Venn delivers the Hulsean Lecture for 1869 discussing the nature of belief in science and religion. The work reflects Cambridge scholarship and addresses evidence for Christ.
The Broad Church Debate in Fraser's Magazine
Leslie Stephen argues the Broad Church clergy face a moral dilemma in Fraser's Magazine contending with the comprehensiveness of the National Church. He contrasts Broad Church views with Evangelicals High Church and Dissents while addressing how court decisions affect individual conscience and solemn obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Stephen
Fraser's Magazine
Broad Church Controversy Divides Anglican Leaders Across the Nation
The piece contrasts Mr. Stephen and Mr. Voysey with Dr. Temple and Bishop Colenso, arguing over Broad Church ideals and the use of the Articles. It notes Mr. Clark's stance of not publicly supporting doctrines he opposes and debates how far law permits varied interpretations within Anglican formularies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Mr. Voysey
Mr. Clark
Clark
Dr. Temple
Colenso
Voysey
Exeter Cathedral
Temple
Natal
Hook
Occa
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Venn
Gonville and Caius College
Cambridge
London
Macmillan
Gondon
Longmans, Green, and Co
the Broad Church