New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-04

they are anxious of acting upon iaymen, and
have for this propose founded Protestant e,s so
for Professionals Many minds doubtless are COMPOUNDED
by them The book OF Strauss may become sS
to modify Christianity that 1t becomes lnonensvo
and sayory to the taste Of the sss ss' ,S
out doubt scientific value IL Is nevertheless very
important one while Its author sets before US wi,ou'
reserve the final results Of this miracleuenylng cfu
csm In the first part he answers the question: ar
still Chrisansi" by very decided no. In me sec
ond part starts the question: - Have we relglon
which he afrms on condition that you consent 10 eau
religion "the CONSEQUENCES on De,.S dn,oPi"s his
creed; Leplace and Darwin are MS apostles, VII W.
teach him the knowledge OF me uh acton and
descent OF from the ape are tne d bo con
religions the amusements OF the theater anu 70
certroOm his worship. The fourth part Is tla oraI
out of this chaos kind OF moral law anu ~ n,rs OF
zng qOs go to put stop to ts se eo M ex
stenoe Of The philosopher Strauss had hoped I'M hook
mmonse majority Of the Learned a T ne in
would spend his last years surrouhucu mo,ntod Even
incense OF fancv themselves have outsrowa
the Church and Christianity na'o ,bis abyss OF
part srspvbody starts back Aud the theoloelGa
critc in question how have they taken up tns T1vH ~
~ nas ny because &c causes disrepuaton to the
critic but also because they feel III ihe hons hi
hook what phthsical man feels when ne oSn . .
Sace In glass and is thrilled by the though thou arr
deadly sick :" the premises when lea1 W tle ~ M
OF Strauss have become the SUBJECT OF ss
Dcon 70 their followers 1t is true az the period OF tue
Liver OF Terus" OF Renan Schenkel and strauss there
was already sufficient reason 10 become AFRAID OF the
consequences OF the miracle-denying criticism
Bat The then alarm has soon been forgotten
ere long the liberal theolOgians began again
TO feather the famous Strauss But now, we hope
the terror Will be more impressive and enduring III
womb surely be great gain and would effect mtiga
ton of the hard and confOundng cOmbats IN the theO
logical schools IL the men OF liberal tendency Wouiu
hear and slow to speak, and If they would get accus
toned TO examine the reasons OF the apolOglsts as
earnestly as the latter examine aud ponder the argu-
NJ MANY utterauces OF that side an-
thorzc In expecting that the book OF strauss NIL
have the effect OF an ar-ceansng thunder IN Ino
book will be forgotten, even as the sounds OF th
der quickly die away; but they leave behind them tne
cleansed atmosphere. ,. a,
ago Dr. de Pressens6 of Paris related at the hirchenag
Of Eberfed few words that the deceased Neander hai
one day spoken 10 him. Before our nation sald ne,
/ see deep precpice, but above the preclpice ap-
pears a brightness; don't know whether u Is Aurors
or evening red" But, added the reatOr, the geh OF
his ewes bore witness that ne believed II was Aurora
NV dear brethren think in the picture have unolded
ab5yve il have been wanting My benef, my hope. my
prayer is that this brightness NAV DC INC W a
new day. OF better time LeV IL alSo po Soui P"''
for my fathorand
On the conclusion of the reading OF this paper the Rev
Dr. Fsch being called upon, spoke very briefly lie SAID
that the Baptists are the children Of America small
community of Catholics gave birth IN the North oil
France to some Baptists and now that religious body
has become large congregation. The Methodists have
been in France for 40 years. and done great deal OF
good They are Jealous, ardent. and conscientious DIT
Cook who here at the meeting has had 80 much TO dc
with tine conversion Of Catholics that the people
call the new converts " Cookies" In fact his
labors have been untiring, and he Is known by
converts throughout France. Tho Free Church
is happy marriage OF the Epscopalans and Presbyte
rians Imagine Presbyterian synod being held in al
Episcopal church. and yet this has frequently oc
Cured Our friends say we are small in numbers, but
we answer you must not measure but you must weigh
u.s. He continued in the strain for few minutes
longer and was followed by the Rev Dr. John Slough
ton of London, who read paper on "The Relations
Spiritual and Ecclesiastical Of the United states OF
America to Great Britain and the Continent OF Europe