Newsletter of the Conference on Christianity and Literature

(We are greatly indebted to Huttar Charles Dr. Gordon College, for the following bibliographical items. Secretary par excellence of CCL a few years ago, he is scholar, writer, and professor of English.)

Barton Babbage S. , “Modern Literature and the Problem of Guilt,” The Reformed Review, XVI (September, 1962), 30–36.

Chamberlain Robert L. “George MacDonald's ‘A Manchester Poem’ and Hopkins' ‘God's Grandeur,’” The Personalist, XLIV (October 1963), 518–527.

Deffner Donald L. , “The Christ-Figure in Contemporary Literature,” Concordia Theological Monthly, XXXIV (May, 1963), 278–283.

Ellingworth Paul . “‘I’ and ‘We’ in Charles Wesley's Hyms,” The London Quarterly and Holborn Review, April, 1963, pp. 153–164.

Hamilton William . “Daring to Be the Enemy of God. Some Reflections on the Life and Death of Mozart's Don Giovanni,” The Christian Scholar, XLVI (Spring 1963), 40–54.

Lacy Allen . “Freshman English in the Kingdom of Truth,” The Christian Scholar, XLVII (Spring 1964), 24–35.

Martin W. B. J. Martin D.D. , “Significant Modern Writers - D. H. Lawrence,” The Expository Times, March 1960. Cited in the footnotes to Panichas' article.

Mosk Packer Lona “Swinburne and Christina Rossetti: Atheist and Anglican,” University of Toronto Quarterly, XXXIII (November 1963), 30–42.

Panichas George A. , “D. H. Lawrence's Concept of the Risen Lord,” The Christian Scholar, XLVII (Spring 1964), 56–65.

Parish John E. , “Donne's HOLY SONNETS, XIII,” The Explicator, XXII (November 1963), art. 19.

Rehak Louise Rouse . “On the Use of Martyrs: Tennyson and Eliot on Thomas Becket,” University of Toronto Quarterly, XXXIII (November 1963). 43–60.

Urang Gunnar . “The Climate is the Comedy. A Study of Christopher Fry's The Lady's Not for Burning,” The Christian Scholar, XLVI (Spring 1963), 61–86.

West Paul . “Arthur Miller and the Human Mice,” The Hibbert Journal, 61 (January 1963), 84–86.