Christian Fiction
The deliverance of Mark Rutherford
1885·179 pages
A former dissenting minister navigates faith crisis, journalism, and aid to London's poor while seeking spiritual reconciliation in Victorian England.
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A former dissenting minister navigates faith crisis, journalism, and aid to London's poor while seeking spiritual reconciliation in Victorian England.
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<p><a href="https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/mark-rutherford">Mark Rutherford’s</a> <i><a href="https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/mark-rutherford/the-autobiography-of-mark-rutherford">Autobiography</a></i> concludes on the sad note of the death of his two close friends, and on his settling into the life of a journalist in London, having abandoned his previous calling as a dissenting minister. His (fictional) editor, Reuben Shapcott, has managed to track down the sequel—mentioned as having been ...
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Central Victorian crisis of faith, ministry abandonment, and spiritual reconciliation
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Social reform efforts for London's working poor
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References to desperate circumstances of lower-class poor
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