The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-08
ruE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
...1EH EEr0RT OF PROCEEDINGS on
>aNpAY.-P!ilLosoPBsCAL AND TitEo-
.,,.JCAI. SECTIONS OF the BoDY.

IN
,,>pAY. PHILOSOPHICAL AND THEo-
.r,.ICAl. SECTIONS OF the BoDY.
>,w NoHH. October 6.-SimultancouSly
III the meeting of the philosophical Sec
.r. ,r The Evangelical Conference in st.
.~,'> Methodist Episcopal church this
-. nia,., and n which the principal fcaturc
Wv. ~, address on the religious aspects OF
, doctrine q! development by DIR. NcCoSh,
I,,;ucrIon, the theological section re-
...,i il session at Association Hall, Rev.
. Nor!>cy presiding. After the singing
% hynN lv the congregation, prayer was
,,rei ny Bishop Campbell, of the Colorcd
H.pi!>t church.
MnrERS INFlpEiITI.
, n,rcr on The best method Of coun.
i.n,, ,nn,;,rn intidciityS was read hy
.,e..,1r Stanley I.rathcs. OF Kings College,
.f.u He argued that 10 stem the rising
. nr intidc}itv we must meet 1t with prac-
Christianity. relying upon tho certainty
,1a .ulnmcnt Of prophcSies yet uniul-
,,4nrr ON the same subject was read ny
s. ,'.>,r Theodore ChriSticd. OF the Uni
...,, Of Bonn. He was i'll favor OF methods
., rr9yh the heart in dealing with lndl-
.a!' iN'I",m 49, ' "nr;s+ lie recommended
,a.2''n"> N''' n',,,. :, :, t;.I.hr;,ti,n
2, CHRISTIANS >,'," t;a,,,;,r nf,nan and that
.'.''> dc%F:s"E '''' "'on" - ,,an rollnws
,-.." "!ZLa'H "H.' ,'', o1rnn,,;nn of Cod.
from '',' "'',,''''. ,1.,[r,t,.,-,,c,, lido, Of
. -..'..''' @ - i,,I', ~ ,Hn s,rintrre in
>":E>,' ''' ~ '.,.>,,n, ~ rnn.,I, had ever
ana. =, .'.,, ,f,n c.'rorirl books were closed.
....L. wore. 10 nc treated with re-
..... rl,iyi-m.
,.....,, Ire r., commended, aS . means OF
....,.,;ns. t',a .rowinc power OF intidcl-
..l,. Church and Stale. the " historical!
E. .t''--'.t =. showing the miserable
. -,..t ;&!..,ilH on society. and the h"Gc-
.l.r,~ II Christianity. Nnhciirf in the
r. ..>a1. irving 10 hrtray the church
~..,. uahla- i >Nhotdil'a'" |" ana
81 III. .pa~,i,Uou ct the I't'cf' Fa!h
$751;. ,.- =. ,er-l-@ missions: uAHcilri III
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il. l-.> .N.".Hlre '-' N'tLV' ~
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r:.,. >'Eu"AL "EA>th'
..a-r a.r! hraucA Of I'll" i1nici-
..s rg.u-1}icI' .iljIiarc. winch H''
=. p...'. e. ,.icH,. WAS presided over hy
,..,,.. ~. N"Co>h delivered al adj
..,i,a r.G-.ga> aspect ot the doctrine
. ...,,l,nnr,..
nr. NrI"u ~. London. spoke on the
.....~,'t .r, - ,ac tir>t speaker.
4 ,tl"- "@ IDEAL ph!io>"plll was icaH ~
D.. .,r,-,r & L. hra!!th. ID. Dv OF fhiIadel-
T.. ~siJ ruat iGca!iSm was system
... p. N:> recognized hy large number OF
liz, il tn" world. 1t has several attfac-
- u hich tend I" draw toward 1t num-
. g, followers. ';appealsto unity, winch
, ....,.of the dominant principles present III
mind 81 man. The speaker lntn ulcN
...i...l,., lrtNc.n it,cali>m and realism. lie
#"' q t!tr t'aEhrF size ~ i''r'',>'i'' nn, .u
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q. ''"yI''>',t ~ XIV nnann nrononnrcd
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"' Nen'1"'l""' "nS.' NV ''''>'
urn" "!''" '''>h. .,.ora human.
N'At' P1i"' Wl '"i I;",s ',,'S En,;n nf
= was rr'u ny ~; - " ,'''''.',o' ,ros r.rr
'"ra''rr' "a i've ".>I , "a, f,, w. ,,,oinly
'.,'' i''', 'ia,! ',1a <ln,,.,rd every re-
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