METHODS IN RELIGION

Francis Newman once tried to explain to Dr. Martineau the

difference between his own religious attitude and that of his

eminent brother, the cardinal. “It is a matter of faith,” he

said. “I have faith, and the cardinal has none. The cardinal

comes to a river, and believes that he can not possibly cross it

unless he takes a particular boat with a particular name painted

on it. But I believe that I can swim.” (Text.)--FRANCIS

GRIBBLE, _The Fortnightly Review_.

(2022)

=Mettle that Wins=--See LOADS, BALKING UNDER.

=Microbes=--See CLEANSING, DIFFICULTY OF.

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