Mr. Kingsley And Dr. Newman

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The correspondence between Charles Kingsley and John Henry Newman explores a significant theological debate regarding the nature of truth and virtue. Kingsley accuses Newman of suggesting that truth lacks virtue, a claim Newman strongly refutes. Their letters illuminate the religious and philosophical tensions of the Victorian era, revealing the authors' deep personal convictions. This collection serves as an essential historical document, reflecting the era's controversies and contributing to the understanding of 19th-century religious thought.