⿿What, Then, Does Dr. Newman Mean⿝ is Charles Kingsley's response to a pamphlet by John Henry Newman. This work captures a significant religious debate of the 19th century, offering insight into the theological and intellectual climate of the time.

Kingsley, a prominent clergyman and author, addresses Newman's arguments with characteristic vigor, making this text a valuable resource for understanding the nuances of religious discourse in Victorian England. It illuminates the complex relationship between faith, reason, and society during a period of profound social and intellectual change. For scholars and enthusiasts of religious history and literature, this book provides a fascinating glimpse into a pivotal moment in the ongoing dialogue between religious thought and modern society.

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