The Moral World and Faith in Two Realms
The discussion weighs religious belief against unbelief, arguing that moral and spiritual consciousness relies on distinctive laws beyond scientific measures. It cites Payne Smith and Huxley, noting belief as a victory won through struggle, and that the value of faith depends on the individual, with consciousness driving the defense of reason and action.
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Mariner
Payne Smith
Huxley
Across Asia to Europe a Brutal Yet Brisk Overland Journey
A Cornish reviewer weighs Mr Whyte’s 1869 70 Mongolian Siberian overland trek from Canton to Europe. They describe harsh cold brutal hospitality and mixed conduct by Whyte and companions, critique government policy and call for self restraint while praising the book’s lively narrative and warning against reckless behavior on such travels
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Mr. Whyte
Canton
Mongolia
Siberian
Russia
Asia
Mongolian
Siberian Plains, and the Travellers (For Mr. Whyte
Siberia
Cane
China
Tientsin
Tamas
Whyte
Europe
Footwear Comfort Claim Sparks Toe Tip Debate
A brief note discusses the ease and comfort of keeping toes in boots versus removing them. It highlights the convenience of remaining in footwear after work or activity and mentions potential foot relief or fatigue considerations.
Revision of the English Bible and its aims
A critical examination of revising the Authorized Version. It argues for careful change to improve fidelity while preserving its venerable character. Dr Lightfoot is praised as a fitting advocate, with concerns about prejudice addressed and the revision presented as tentative and subject to intrinsic merit. The piece draws on Jerome’s Latin Bible and parallels to the proposed modern revision.
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Lightfoot
Convocation
Jerome
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Jf.r.g.s
London
Sampson Low and Co
Germany
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