Letters On The True Relations Of Church And State To Schools And Colleges (1853) - Couverture rigide
Présentation de l'éditeur
The following letters are re-printed, in order that they may be sent to various persons who have not had an opportunity to see them. It is believed, that the questions discussed are of great moment to the interests of both religion and learning :and that they merit the attention of all, and especially of those who have any thing to do with the direction of our literary institutions. The first two letters were published in the Presbyterian Advocate of Pittsburgh, and all of them in the Presbyterian Banner of Philadelphia. DR. BROWN TO DR. MACLEAN, Canonsburgh, Dec. 7th, 1852. Rev. and Dear Sir. I take the liberty of writing to you for the purpose of ascertaining your views in relation to the new policy which is coming to prevail extensively in our Church, with regard to education and educational institutions. Were the advocates of Synodical colleges aiming to plant these institutions in those places only where no others worthy of confidence exist, there would be no cause for complaint.
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