Calendar: 1899-1900 Page 715
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FACULTY OF THEOLOGY IxUi ft Jν 11 יJu4Π JL -1 LP --Ά ν fconuUttes antr $a toralta nY 1-1' OrH ΚλΊ ί Λ win fty 11 α γ λιτύπγτ ווז Examine the general conditions under which the Anglican preacher exercises his office having regard to his allegiance to the doctrine and system of the Church δ the increasing claims of pastoral work the require- ments of modern life and thought 11 Λ יי HI י י Γ- י Describe the various forms which the introduction to sermon may take Illustrate by writing brief introduction to sermon for Rogation Sunday Define the memoriter י method of preaching and compare its advantages and drawbacks with those of the extempore plan Analyse and illustrate the three main objects of preaching Indicate various methods of developing sermon pointing out the advantages or otherwise of formal "di- visions '' Consider in detail- the moral and spiritual needs of young men in our large towns and give suggestions as to the best means of meeting them JTIV Discuss the necessity of providing more thorough ical instruction for the laity in general for young men and wom$n Upon what grounds and within what limits is an English clergyman bound to minister to the various classes of them that are without" Indicate practicable methods of action Γ Cf יי etl rr11 Suggest methods of maintaining influence for good over boys and girls leaving school with special reference to hJ JlJi'Jf FilOijfStS'i י Ot 8'jJ iUl country parishes β ϊ rf" 11" 10 How far is it the fq ct that the cultured classes are ceasing to attend public worship To what causes would you trace it and how would you seek to meet it Jifiw iwf hnr fp iifu i1 fi ίο Oflsi iiOV OD בf 11
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