“The ascendant activity of the intellect, unaccompanied by a deep moral experience, must issue sooner or later in the shipwreck of the entire personality.”

— Robert Charles (scholar)

Sermons Preached in Westminster Abbey
1917
Macmillan, London
https://archive.org/details/sermonspreached00charuoft/page/4

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Biblical scholar, theologian 1855–1931

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