Christians and the TheaterNelson & Phillips, 1876 - 156 oldal Introductory -- How the theater is regarded by the Roman Catholic and Greek churches -- The theater and the Protestant churches -- How the theater is defended -- Sentiments adverse to the theater -- The Christian life -- The Christian's influence -- The impulses and tastes of youth -- Principles involved in theatrical representations -- General characteristics of plays : the matter -- How plays are put upon the stage -- Grounds on which these statements are made -- Plays presented in New York during the past three years -- The great plays of Shakespeare -- Can the theater be reformed? -- Making up judgment on the main issue -- How to present this subject -- A healthy and happy religious life -- The open field of Christian privilege -- Conclusion. |
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