IT IS most unfortunate that at such a time as this official action should suggest that even if there is not one law for the rich and another for the poor, there is certainly one method of the administration of the law for the…
WE HAVE read Dr. Inge’s essay in the volume called ‘‘Science, Religion, and Reality” , and we are frankly astonished, not at what it contains, but at the attempt of purveyors of sensational news to boom it in the daily Press.…
LADY OXFORD* is an unfortunate person. Whenever she does the right thing, she invariably does it in the worst possible way; whenever she speaks or writes wisdom, she qualifies it with folly. In a letter to the Times she…
ON THE eve of this week’s momentous meeting of bishops the Morning Post published a leading article bidding them leave the Prayer Book alone, and our contemporary has since printed letters from its Protestant readers…
THAT there are many more women than men in the congregations of most churches is a fact frequently deplored and sometimes cited — rather oddly in these feminist days — as evidence of the decadence of religion. But according…
MR. H. R. L. SHEPPARD, a clergyman who never lacks courage, is to be congratulated on his outspoken references to the Prince of Wales in the October number of the St. Martin’s Review. The Prince is returning to England after…
THE Press has given considerable publicity to the Bishop of Southwark’s appeal for one hundred thousand pounds for the building of churches for the new populations in certain districts on the outer belt of South London…
SOONER or later the idea that the world belongs of right to the white races must be finally abandoned, and, even from the narrow point of view of the future of the white races, the sooner the better. All over the world…
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