Parsons on Christianity

Joshua Frederick Parsons

have to record the death at his residence, Garston, Frome, ? ^rJoshua Frederick Parsons, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., on the y n of February. He had been in failing health for some time, atfer^nS from a heart lesion which followed after a serious tack of pneumonia in 1905. Mr. Parson's professional career was spent entirely in .?nie, where for most of the time he enjoyed an excellent jj^ate practice, and ...

An Eddifying Parsons Model

The time-mean effects of eddies are studied in a model based on the Parsons–Veronis–Huang–Flierl models of the wind-driven gyre. Much of the analysis used for the steady solutions carries over if the model is cast in terms of the thickness-weighted mean velocity, because then mass transport is nondivergent in the absence of diabatic forcing. The model exemplifies the use of residual mean theory...

On the Connectivity of Parsons Graphs

This paper proves that every Parsons graph Tb(d, q) is connected except for T1(2, 2) and T2(2, 3), and the graph Tb(d, q) has a 1-factor except for T1(2, 2).

Christianity after Freud

Monotheism. The author, in a very convincing and logically sound way, uses Freud's argument to prove the Christian case, but starting from theistic instead of the atheistic major premise. The sections dealing with original sin, and the dispute as to whether it was due to sexuality or pride and aggression, are unusually interesting. This book and Freud and Christianity*, by R. S. Lee, M.A., D.Ph...

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