Christian Examiner (Volume 1;v. 6)

Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1829. Excerpt: ... by, and changing it for, Griesbach's, 363 et seqq. Reformation, the, a controversy, 245 --English, 246, note. Religion, its claims DEGREESon intelligent men, 29,30--its connexion with litera- ture recommended, 30, 35 its power of imparting free action to the mind, 31--no enemy to the spor- tive and comic forms of composi- tion, 32 Religious books, their dulness, 1 Religious Literature, 1-6--its poverty 2--of the English church, 2-5 Remarker, Brief, his contrast of Brockway's Testimony and State- ment, 101 Republic of Cicero, notices of, in his other works, 370--passages of, pre- served by the Fathers, 371--dis- covered by Mai, 372--analysis of, 373 et seqq. Restrictive System, involves a Con- stitutional question,156--not politic, because not easily understood, 156 --a source of discord, 156--duty of Congress in relation to, since its adoption, 169 Review of a Sermon, by Novanglus, 101 Revivalists, dissensions among the, 101, 122, 124--to be explained on philosophical piinciples,104--as ex- hibited at New Lebanon, 109-113 --not composed by that body, 113-- nor by the publication of Dr Beech- er and Mr Nettleton's Letters, 113 --their political effects in the West, 114--their acknowledged tendency to promote ' Socinianism, Unitarian- ism, and Universalism, '114-- curious document published by the parties, 115 Revival of Religion in Troy, its char- acteristic features, 101,120-122--in the upper counties of New York, 101 Revivals of Religion, Letters of an English Traveller on, 101--Messrs Eeecher and Nettleton's Letters on the ' New Measures' in conducting, 101--considered as a means of grace, 101--their importance as exhibited in the New Lebanon Con- vention, 101--but recently in favor with Calvinists, 102--opposed not only by Unitarians, but by Catholics, Lutherans, High Churchmen, Qua- ker...