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Tennyson's Faith: A Nobler Type of Belief
Original: Tennyson's Faith: A Nobler Type
An essay in The Hedgehog Review examines Alfred, Lord Tennyson's religious faith, arguing it represented a nobler type of belief shaped by doubt and intellectual struggle rather than simple certainty. The piece situates Tennyson's spirituality within broader debates about the fading promise of higher education and what universities once offered for moral and spiritual formation.
Why now: Readers are engaging with a thoughtful reflection on faith and intellectual life at a time of anxiety about higher education's purpose.
Alfred, Lord TennysonThe Hedgehog Review
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