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Christian Consistency.
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conviction and enlarge the knowledge acquired by the study
of Paley. And having so good an opportunity, we would
also recommend the careful perusal of Lord Brougham's
Natural Theology. It should be studied in connexion with
Paley's work, already so extensively in use.
We conclude our notice of these Lectures by recommending them to the careful perusal of our readers; and by expressing the hope that they will be extensively circulated in
our country.
Twelve Lectures on the Connexion between Science and
Revealed Religion; delivered in Rome, by Nicholas
Wiseman, D.D. Principal of the English College, and
Professor of the University of Rome. First American
from the first London edition. Andover: published by
Gould and Newman, 8vo. 404 pages.
THE following subjects are treated in these Lectures:
1. The Study of Languages. 2. Same subject. 3. The Natural History of the Human Race. 4. The same subject.
5. On the Natural Sciences. 6. The same subject. 7. Early
History. 8. The same subject. 9. Archaeology. 10. Sacred Literature. 11. Oriental Literature and Profane Studies. 12. Conclusion.
These lectures are learned and ingenious, though they cannot be said to be very profound. They contain scarcely any
thing by which it could be known that the author belonged
to the Romish communion; and although we do not subscribe
to all the opinions expressed in them, we are of opinion, that
they may be read, not only with pleasure, but profit, by the
biblical student.
Christian Consistency, or the Connexion between Expe rimental and Practical Religion; designed for Young
Christians. By the Rev. E. Mannering, of Holy Will
Mount Chapel. London: R. Baynes, Paternoster Row.
1836. pp. 253.
THE contents of this excellent little volume are,
1. General Observations on Experimental Religion
2. The Nature of the Christian Walk.
3. The Importance of the Christian's Walk.
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