Brewin Grant

Also known as

Grant, Brewin

Born 1821-01-01

Died 1892-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF51245842
WikidataQ26259081
ISNI0000000107812595
Open LibraryOL410622A

Top Subjects

Secularism (3)
England (3)
19th century (2)
Rationalistic interpretations (2)
Unitarian interpretations (2)
Jesus Christ (2)
Thomas T. Lynch (1818-1871) (2)

Books by Brewin Grant

Total count: 26

An apology for Christianity, or, Modern infidelity examinedin a series of letters to Robert Owen

Simpkin Marshall1840-01-01
Church claims versus conscience and the Biblea layman's defence of Church rates demolished : being the substance of aspeech delivered at a town meeting, Burslem, October 9, 1849, (revised and corrected).

Charles Gilpin1849-01-01
Liberality consistent with truth and honestya letter of friendly remonstrance addressed to the Rev. George Dawson, M. A.

Chapman & Hall1849-01-01
Popular elevation, the work of the peoplebeing an examination of the existing elements for the intellectual, spiritual, moral, and political improvement of modern society

E. Hodson1850-01-01
Rimini and Oxford: or, the miraculous picture of Mary, and a divine portrait of the Church.

Ward1850-01-01
Orations to the oratoriansbeing a supplement to the Rev. Dr. Newman's lectures on Catholicism in England

Ward and Co.1851-01-01
Christianity and secularismreport of a public discussion between the Rev. Brewin Grant, B.A., and George Jacob Holyoake, Esq., held in the Royal British Institution, Cowper Street, London, in January and February, 1853....

Ward1853-01-01
Discussion on secularismreport of a public discussion between the Rev. Brewin Grant and George Jacob Holyoake, esq. held in the city hall, Glasgow, on Monday and Thursday evening, commencing October 2, and ending October 19, 1854

R. Stark, [etc.1854-01-01
Discussion on secularismreport of a public discussion between the Rev. Brewin Grant and George Jacob Holyoake, Esq., held in theCity Hall, Glasgow, on Monday and Thursday evenings, commencing October 2, and ending October 19, 1854, on the question, Is secularism inconsistent with reason and the moral sense, and condemned by experience?.

Robert Stark1854-01-01
"Is man responsible for his belief ?"a lecture delivered in the city hall, Glasgow, on 23rd October, 1854

Robert Stark1854-01-01
Discussion between Rev. Brewin Grant and Mr. G.J. Holyoake, on the first three Mondays and Thursdays of October, 1854, in the city hall, Glasgowsubject--is secularism inconsistent with reason and the moral sense, and condemned by experience?.

Robert Stark1854-01-01
"What's it all about?", or, Both sides of the "Rivulet" controversywith a fourth appendix for Mr. Binney's letter to the Congregational Union

W.H. Collingridge, City Press1856-01-01
"What's it all about?" or, both sides of the "Rivulet" controversywith a fourth appendix for Mr. Binney's letter to the Congregational Union.

W.H. Collingridge1856-01-01
What is negative theology, and who are its abettors?, or, Silent Long (Mr. Lynch) and his teachings weighed in "the balances of the sanctuary"a sequel to "What's it all about?"

W.H. Collingridge, City Press1857-01-01
What doest thou here, Elijah?a question for all persons, and all places, belonging to amusement, business, and religion; a discourse

Rodgers & Fowler1860-01-01
The ins & the outsor the churches and the working classes, and how to bring them together

Elliott Stock1867-01-01
The Sheffield Trades' Outrage Commission and its lessonsa discourse delivered in Cemetery Road Church, Sheffield

Pawson and Brailsford1867-01-01
Which side shall we join: the ritualists or evangelicals?a lecture, delivered in the Cutlers' Hall, Sheffield, February 25th, 1868

Pawson and Brailsford1868-01-01
"Gladstone & justice to Ireland:"the liberal cry examined on liberal principles : a repertory of arguments for all true liberals, liberationists, protestants, and patriots

Pawson and Brailsford, Printers1868-01-01
The dissenting world

Macintosh; [etc., etc.]1869-01-01
Ought Protestant Christians to circulate Romish versions of the word of God?being the first two prize essays "on the origin, growth, and effects, of the circulation of Romish and other corrupted versions of the Holy Scriptures in foreign countries ..."

Trinitarian Bible Society1877-01-01
Christianity v[ersus] secularismthe authorized verbatim report of the debate between Brewin Grant and Joseph Symes, held at the Hartlepools on February 24, 1880 and three following nights

J. Britnell1880-01-01
Bradlaugh for Northamptonpart I. Oaths and atheists, allegiance and republican advocacySecond edition, enlarged.

Grant & Co.1880-01-01
Vivisection, scientifically and ethically considered in prize essays

M. Japp1881-01-01
VivisectionScientifically And Ethically Considered In Prize Essays

Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-06-01
Discussion between the Rev. Brewin Grant ... and C. Bradlaugh ... June 22nd, 29th, and July 6th, 13th, 20th, and 17th, in South Place Chapel, Finsbury, Londonsubject - "is atheism or is Christianity the true secular gospel, as tending to the improvement and happiness of mankind in this life by human efforts and material means".

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