The Ursinus Weekly, June 7, 1907

Baccalaureate sermon • Alumni oration • Junior oratorical contest • Class Day exercises • Commencement day • Editorial: The seniors; Vacation • Society notes • Personals • Donation to Library • Alumni • Charmidean banquet • Spiritual conference • Literary Supplement: Farewell song to the Class of 1907; The power of music; Uses of literature; The heredity of the twentieth century; Greater love hath no man; The history and plan of agricultural education; Jerry; A plea for the better management of railroadshttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/2948/thumbnail.jp

The Fundamentals : a testimony to the truth Vol. 12

Rev. A.C. Dixon edited the first five volumes of \u27The Fundamentals . The next five books were taken in hand by the late Louis Meyer. Rev. R.A. Torrey edited volumes 11 and 12. The following are the names of the original committee to whom was committed full supervision of the movement: Rev. A.C. Dixon, Rev. R.A. Torrey, Rev. Louis Meyer, Mr. Henry P. Crowell, Mr. Thomas S. Smith, Mr. D.W. Potter, and Rev. Elmore Harris... Since the movement began, some 2000,000 letters have been received, including many requests for the continuance of this testimony in some form. In compliance with these requests it is planned to undertake its continuance through The King\u27s Business , which is published by the Bible Institute of Los Angeles...(https://digitalcommons.biola.edu/kings-business/) This volume is largely devoted to evangelism at home and abroad. Doctrines that must be emphasized in successful evangelism / L.W. Munhall Pastoral and personal evangelism, or winning men to Christ one by one / Rev. John Timothy Stone The Sunday School\u27s true evangelism / Charles Gallaudet Trumbull Foreign missions of world-wide evangelism / Robert E. Speer What missionary motives should prevail? / Rev. Henry W. Frost The place of prayer in evangelism / Rev. R.A. Torrey The church and socialism / Prof. Charles R. Erdman The fifteen books most indispensable for the minister or Christian worker Index of articles in the twelve volumes of The Fundamentalshttps://digitalcommons.biola.edu/the-fundamentals/1011/thumbnail.jp

Imposing on Napoleon: the Romantic appropriation of Bonaparte

This article explores how major British Romantic writers perceived Napoleon in the early nineteenth century: the ideas they associated with him and the images they used to depict him. I argue that these perceptions have relatively little to do with the politics of the various writers, or with the chronology of Napoleon’s career. Instead, interest in Bonaparte is driven by aesthetic and philosophical concerns: especially the question of whether Napoleon is an ordinary man ‘within’ history, or a semi-allegorical personage -a representative of some ideology or concept (like Liberty or Heroism). I also discuss how Napoleon is appended to the Romantic problem of the ‘overreacher’, who fails due to his glorious success, and who thus blurs the boundaries between triumph and failure. Lastly, I show how Napoleon influences Romantic concern about ‘imposing’ ideas onto analysis of the world. In this way, Napoleon exposes insecurities at the heart of Romantic self-perception

The Fundamentals : a testimony to the truth (1917) Vol. 2

The inspiration of the Bible - definition, estent and proof / Rev. James M. Gray Inspiration / L.W. Munhall The moral glory of Jesus Christ, a proof of inspiration / Rev. William G. Moorehead The testimony of the scriptures to themselves / Rev. George S. Bishop Testimony of the organic unity of the Bible to its inspiration / Arthur T. Pierson Fulfilled prophecy a potent argument for the Bible / Arno C. Gaebelein Life in the word / Philip Mauro Is there a God? . Rev. Thomas Whitelaw God in Christ the only revelation of the fatherhood of God / Robert E. Speer The deity of Christ / Prof. Benjamin B. Warfield The virgin birth of Christ / Rev. Prof. James Orr The God-man / John Stock The person and work of Jesus Christ / Bishop Nuelsen The certainity and importance of the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead / R.A. Torrey The personality and deity of the Holy Spirit / R.A. Torrey The Holy Spirit and the sons of God / Rev. W.J. Erdman Observations on the conversion and apostleship of St.. Paul / Lord Lyttelton Christianity no fable / Rev. Thomas Whitelawhttps://digitalcommons.biola.edu/the-fundamentals/1013/thumbnail.jp

The Fundamentals : a testimony to the truth (1917) Vol. 3

The biblical conception of sin / Rev. Thomas Whitelaw Paul\u27s testimony to the doctrine of sin / Prof. Charles B. Williams Sin and judgment to come / Sir Robert Anderson What Christ teaches concerning future retribution / Rev. William C. Procter The atonement / Prof. Franklin Johnson At-one-ment, by propitiation / Dyson Hauge The grace of God / C.I. Scofield Salvation by grace / Rev. Thomas Spurgeon The nature of regeneration / Thomas Boston Justification by faith / H.C.G. Moule The doctrines that must be emphasized in successful evangelism / L.W. Munhall Preach the word / Howard Crosby Pastoral and personal evangelism, or winning men to Christ one by one / Rev. John Timothy Stone The Sunday School\u27s true evangelism / Charles Gallaudet Trumbull The place of prayer in evangelism / Rev. R.A. Torrey Foreign missions, or world-wide evangelism / Robert E. Speer A message from mission / Rev. Charles A. Bowen What missionary motives should prevail? / Rev. Henry W. Frost Consecration / Rev. Henry W. Frost Is Romanism Christianity? / T.W. Medhurst Rome, the antagonist of the nation / Rev. J.M. Foster The true church / Bishop Ryle The testimony of foreign missions to the superintending providence of God / Arthur T. Pierson The purposes of the incarnation / Rev. G. Campbell Morgan Tributes to Christ and the Bible by brainy men not known as active Christianshttps://digitalcommons.biola.edu/the-fundamentals/1014/thumbnail.jp