Celibate Missionary Proposal Deemed Impracticable
A missionary letter argues against celibate service in India, citing missionaries and merchants who deem the plan impracticable. It suggests forming a separate Celibate Missionary Society to avoid harming the existing society and to honor conscience and loyalty while urging readers to judge the likelihood of success.
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India
Society
Exeter Hall
Judson
Sutton
Himsalf
John the Baptist
Paul
Kingdom of Heaven
Henry Martyn
Robert Noble
The
Baptist College
Bristol
Noble
Christ
Interpretation of Dr. Landers Speech Sparks Letters
Editor of the Nonconformist explains reading Dr. Landers' speech in newspapers and pamphlets, noting a persistent misinterpretation. He claims admiration for the speaker but questions the differing understanding among readers and his colleagues.
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S1r
Dr. Landers
Controversy Over Landers Speech Declared Closed
A. M. Stalker from Southport argues letters misinterpret Dr. Landers speech and condemns personal attacks. He notes the oration shows zeal and unity, hopes Leicester Baptist Union meeting will restore harmony and keep brethren in unity. The writer closes by stating the controversy is now closed.
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Dr. Landers
Baptist Union
Leicester
Letter to the editor clarifies controversy over Dr Landers
The author rejects claims of seeking a personal clash and promises brief further explanation. He distinguishes between intended meaning and audience impact, critiques Dr Sanders and Dr Landers, and defends the sincerity of his critique of a Bristol paper and Exeter Hall speech.
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Dr. Landers
Bristol
Landers
Dr. Sanders
Sampson
Exeter Hall
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Yours Truly, A. M. Stalker
Southport