372. Exclusive cultivation of sec-
tarian literature 374. Ecclesiasti-
cal pride 374. Conflict of pecuni-
ary interests 375. The primitive
church free from this 375. Apos-
tolic canons 376. Opinion of Ne-
ander 377. Remedy of existing evils
379. Universal conformity not re-
quired, 380.
Denominations not
common creed 406. Churches
should adopt geographical names
407. The Apostolic Protestant Con-
fession 408. Apostles' creed-the
United Protestant confession 409.
Mode of operation 414.
Utility of the study of the classics to
Theological Students 28.
Views of the early Reformers on the
doctrine of Justification, Faith and
the active obedience of Christ 448.
required to renounce their respec-
tive standards 381. Plan of Union,
first feature 382. Second feature 383,
Third feature 393. Creed to con-
sist of two parts 393. Advantages
of such a creed, 394-to keep her-
etics out of the church 394-to give
prominence to acknowledged truths
395. Fourth feature, free sacramen-
tal, ecclesiastical and ministerial
communion 400. Fifth feature, co-
öperation, as far as practicable, re-
gardless of sect 403. Sixth feature,
the Bible the text-book of instruc-
tion 405. Seventh feature, mission- Young Disciple, noticed 259.
aries should profess and use the
Wayland, Francis, D. D., Elements of
Political Economy by, noticed 257.
on the Limitation of Human Re-
sponsibility 513.
West Indies, Letters from, noticed,512
Will, Pres. Day on 503.
ERRATUM. On p. 343, line 6 from the top, read miracle instead of fable.