Ow's paper on the Oxford Reformers was extreme: sting, and led to a gout he paver dealt elie thy ed Snot ino heart a Jas sown any barred, have not nard some vile one nei fins town from itt Dem uk that Flanders and Poland ay: the only battlefields where men lie slain: Na, The soil of Shanghai lof every "village of the p is strewn with dead souls. How see character in men and wom det in God slips and More, Quotations from the book of Folly and the Utopir were tly made, and their fitness for days sas so evident reonired no uressing, The paper was permeated with—gentle satire, An interesting point made by Mr, Graham Barrow was the effect of the fall of Constantinople and the theis}eonsequent expulsion of scholars the awful sower, upon Italy and the West. The bat just bet him ga on sowing evil] rival of Greek was brought to Iearts til the ud comes!|Oxford by scholars who had stud.
ever you do do not be mish "din Italy. The new light shone who I yon that sin fon dark place and to the Oxford a theological fiement: whereas it ful enough y deed, an awful enbtle, bring about the desired reformaruining the tion of thought, morals and ambi-od and man, tions.
On the northern Continent There is our own self li the next [of rope, however, more. drastic You and Tar fields in methods prove which with var enemy he tares ing intensity influ ned the Chur of England. In the end, however, may fairly be sai that one deny th Church decided for the 1 nie of that corrupts th very fommtains of the Oxford men, our fife.
Finally, does not this ake lain: sould bw extremely satisfiae the Gospel of satvat tory if at the annual meeting of Christ) The posit Holy Trinity Cathedral gu Mon ity is very plain and sons ay. Feirnary 1, the Vestry we is that man is sequel in say that all that the ex. and by his unaided powers to drive wee oF the Cathedral for ti oat the sewer of tires, IL histo sour had teen already eaverer by man's ya al efforts confirm "subse ws. To make this pos this verdict. Sin is not an evi ream of bookish theologians: rad fact Ani so the Gosned ie]
news to all who realize the awful power of se, sin is the trivial slip, that some neonle say it is, there was no need for a divi ur, suffering and dying for sin: but to any one who docs realize <in's awful power, he rejoices in Jesus Christ, because He is just the Saviour we need, able to "put away able ta sive to the uttermost, "bearing. the tree." Christi the tragic facts of life, not on moonshine,—Philosophies and moral instructions had been tried, urchmen who not sulseribers, either heine mew earn or hav inv absent. should nieats this wok with of vasurer, Chure House, generally: known that hers make use of 1
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