Think Most Of Us Must Agree—however Reluctantly— With...
(see Spectator, July 16th) that, regarded at any rate as a statement of fact, Sir Oliver Lodge is right in saying that a sense of sin oppresses the ordinary man far less than it......
Scarce Taketh Note Of The Once Dreaded Name Of Him
who died to-day. Yet this was he whose little realm so late Our utmost power defied : The country clown who matched his peasant State Against an Empire's pride. Ah ! let the......
Theodore Roosevelt.* At This Moment President Roosevelt...
most interesting political figure in the world. He is one of the protagonists in what is certainly the foremost of constitutional combats; but he is also the inaugurator of a......
Sir,—is Sir 0. Lodge's " Re-interpretation" After All So...
new ? Practically to ignore sin as a fact, and consequently to deaden the sense of it in the individual, and thereby to make repentance a superfluity,—this surely is a doctrine......
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