George Palmer Putnam; a Memoir, Together With a Record of the Earlier Years of the Publishing House Founded By Him
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He was a man of most winning per- sonality. He impressed all with whom he had to do with the spirituality of his nature and the earnestness of his convictions. I should say in recalling his teachings, that he was not strong on the intellectual side. His beliefs appeared to be restricted to certain larger tenets which he held as essential, while in the refinements of Calvinistic theology he was interested but little.
It is probable that if his ministry had lasted a little longer, he would have f...ound himself under criticism from, and in conflict with, the doctrinal Calvinists of the First Church. For the special requirements, however, of the religious movement of 1857, Nott was admirably fitted, and he took up at once for himself and for his church a full measure of the daily work of the city. Nott was a most effective street preacher. He was very far indeed from being a ranter, and his good judgment and native refine- ment protected him from the risk of the bathos, vulgarism, or sentimentality to which not a few good men, under the excitement of street preaching, are liable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a man of most winning per- sonality. He impressed all with whom he had to do with the spirituality of his nature and the earnestness of his convictions. I should say in recalling his teachings, that he was not strong on the intellectual side. His beliefs appeared to be restricted to certain larger tenets which he held as essential, while in the refinements of Calvinistic theology he was interested but little.
It is probable that if his ministry had lasted a little longer, he would have f...ound himself under criticism from, and in conflict with, the doctrinal Calvinists of the First Church. For the special requirements, however, of the religious movement of 1857, Nott was admirably fitted, and he took up at once for himself and for his church a full measure of the daily work of the city. Nott was a most effective street preacher. He was very far indeed from being a ranter, and his good judgment and native refine- ment protected him from the risk of the bathos, vulgarism, or sentimentality to which not a few good men, under the excitement of street preaching, are liable.
What to read after George Palmer Putnam; a Memoir, Together With a Record of the Earlier Years of the Publishing House Founded By Him?
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