The Unitarian Review And Religious Magazine
The Unitarian Review And Religious Magazine
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The " New Dispensation," led by Mr. Chunder Sen in Calcutta, seems to have carried captive a good many of the Brahmo Somaj people, although a considerable number, as represented by Miss Collet in her Year Book, go on sensibly in their old way, hold- ing their meetings, worshipping one God, and doing systematic works of charity. But Mr. Sen's sentimentalism waxes stronger every day, and also his love of mysterious rites mingled with a modem sensationalism suited to the present day. His pi...lgrims have a way of addressing the spirits in heaven, believing in actual communication with them. Here is one sentence, which, Digitized by VjOOQ IC 182 Thifigs at Some and Abroad. [Feb.
if literally translated from the vemacular, does not evince that power of rhythmic utterance which we should expect from descendants of ancient Brahmins, but rather the agglutinations of the German tongue, as represented perhaps best in some of Carlyle's latter-day pamphlets. As he is one of the spirits in- voked, perhaps Mr.
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The " New Dispensation," led by Mr. Chunder Sen in Calcutta, seems to have carried captive a good many of the Brahmo Somaj people, although a considerable number, as represented by Miss Collet in her Year Book, go on sensibly in their old way, hold- ing their meetings, worshipping one God, and doing systematic works of charity. But Mr. Sen's sentimentalism waxes stronger every day, and also his love of mysterious rites mingled with a modem sensationalism suited to the present day. His pi...lgrims have a way of addressing the spirits in heaven, believing in actual communication with them. Here is one sentence, which, Digitized by VjOOQ IC 182 Thifigs at Some and Abroad. [Feb.
if literally translated from the vemacular, does not evince that power of rhythmic utterance which we should expect from descendants of ancient Brahmins, but rather the agglutinations of the German tongue, as represented perhaps best in some of Carlyle's latter-day pamphlets. As he is one of the spirits in- voked, perhaps Mr.
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