The Protestant Episcopal Review (Volume 7)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893. Excerpt: ... REMINISCENCES-V1I. (to be continued), ----Bishop Clark, 497 THE CHURCH AND MODERN SOCIAL EFFORTS. Rev. H. Y. Sattbklrb, D. D., 508 A PRACTICAL REPLY TO Col. INGERSOLL, Rev. W. Wilberforce Newton, D. D., 520 A SERMON L MEMORY OF THE Rev. Dr. GEORGE H. NORTON, Bishop Randolph, 528 BOOK REVIEWS--The Diatessaron of Tatiaa; An American Missionary in Japan, Dr. M. L. Gordon; Marcella, Mrs. Humphrey Ward; Primeval man, Duke of Argyll, .... 541 THE (FORMKBLT THK YIR01NIA BHI1UBT Bagazihb, ) Published flonthly from October to July. No Numbers are Published In August or September. EDITED BY REV. PROF. CARL E. GRAMMER, ASSISTED BY Rev. CORNELIUS WALKER, D. D., Rev. KINLOCH NELSON, D. D., Rev. Prof. ANGUS CRAWFORD, M. A., D. D., Rev. SAMUEL A. WALLIS. The Editors are not responsible for the views expressed by their contributors. While this Review is edited chiefly by the Faculty of the Theological Seminary of Virginia, it is not the purpose of the Editors to make it the organ of one institution or school of thought. They wish to have in it a periodical as inclusive in its sympathy and toleration as the Church whose official name it bears. It will be the endeavor of the Editors to see that each school of thought in our Church receives courteous treatment in our pages--criticism without personality and examination without insinuation. It will not, however, be inconsistent with this liberality indeed it will be in the closest accord with it, that the Editors should seek to make the prevailing tone conservative and yet progressive, liberal and yet reverent, critical and yet constructive. All who may be interested in the furtherance and guidance of religious thought and its dissemination among clergy and laity are invited to assist us in this undertaking. Subscription, $I.OO