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“Those who wish to read a sober and discreet attempt to unravel the actual history of the three heroes that bore the name of George—the Arian archbishop, the tribune, and the martyr—will prefer to consult Miss F. Arnold-Forster’s ‘Studies in church dedications;’ or, ‘England’s patron saints,’ ii. 464–74.” G.
| − | Eng. Hist. R. 22: 824. O. ’07. 590w. |
“When one considers how much good literature can be bought nowadays for five dollars it would be impossible to praise this book with any heartiness even if it reached a higher level of style and scholarship than it does.”
| − | Nation. 85: 348. O. 17, ’07. 350w. |
Gordon, George Angier. Through man to God. **$1.50. Houghton.
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Dr. Gordon’s doctrine preached in these sermons is that the heart and soul of Christianity should be interpreted, not thru nature, but thru nature’s highest concept, man, to the Creator of man.
“One of the discourses ‘Belief and fear,’ though true and strong in its main thought, is greatly marred by an extraordinary misuse of the text, ‘The devils also believe and tremble.’” Theodore G. Soares.