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Subverting Judgement: the Case for Redemption through Sanctification of the Sinner,dly stresses the sanctity of the Church in his writing, and . reveals a concern with personal sanctification as a religious experience. Treated by an agnostic writer such as Eliot, this doctrine becomes a struggle for perfection within a purely temporal framework. Its most notable feature, as in Dic

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Pet Prisoners and Honest Paupers: Philanthropic Dealings with Poverty and Criminality,ickens’s concern with urban social reform. For the manly Christian such manifestations of love towards mankind were both a reciprocal duty and an essential aspect of individual character; evangelical missionaries were more specifically concerned with the salvation of souls. Equally, in attempting to

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Pet Prisoners and Honest Paupers: Philanthropic Dealings with Poverty and Criminality,This chapter will be concerned specifically with the impact of their religious thinking on their presentation of poverty and criminality, as they engage with what they imply to be the evangelical treatment of the issue of salvation and divine Judgement. Again their personal standpoint will be compared with Eliot’s agnostic treatment in ..

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Tradings in Religion: Legislation and Crisis at Mid-Century,, only to lose their faith altogether, include Carlyle, George Eliot and T. H. Huxley. Then as now, evangelicals placed considerable emphasis on an in-depth study of the Bible. Able to sustain their arguments by reference to the highest authority, they assumed an immediate advantage over the ‘fuzziness’ of many Broad Church apologists.

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,The Redeployment of Doctrine — Treatment of Original Sin, Infant Depravity and Providentialism, of spiritual renewal, as innately good characters overcome their weaknesses and so fulfil their potential for good. At least where this potential is reached, judgement is undermined or discredited. Humphry House’s remark on Dickens, that ‘Virtue for him is the natural state of man’. could be applied with equal validity to Collins.