The Universalist Quarterly and General Review, Volumes 44-45A. Tompkins, 1887 - Universalism |
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... called Higher Criticism out of the consequences certain to ensue provided the principles of the new criticism are accepted . It is not long since Universalist argument based upon the acknowl- edged attributes of the Infinite , and the ...
... called Higher Criticism out of the consequences certain to ensue provided the principles of the new criticism are accepted . It is not long since Universalist argument based upon the acknowl- edged attributes of the Infinite , and the ...
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... called , really such verbal catchplay , moves the " profane " to laughter and scepticism . It recalls forcibly the famous " Aio te , Aeacide , Romanos vincere posse , " and other similar " oracular " utterances . - Far be it from us to ...
... called , really such verbal catchplay , moves the " profane " to laughter and scepticism . It recalls forcibly the famous " Aio te , Aeacide , Romanos vincere posse , " and other similar " oracular " utterances . - Far be it from us to ...
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... called innate ideas - each having been charged with materialism , each indignantly denying the charge , and each proclaiming the Reality of the Eternal Energy and Power as Source of all things . - We may note in passing , that the ...
... called innate ideas - each having been charged with materialism , each indignantly denying the charge , and each proclaiming the Reality of the Eternal Energy and Power as Source of all things . - We may note in passing , that the ...
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... called the law of its action . If , for example , it is found to be a uniform result that an animal which begins to subsist on the living body of another animal , loses some of its functions , such uniform result is said to be brought ...
... called the law of its action . If , for example , it is found to be a uniform result that an animal which begins to subsist on the living body of another animal , loses some of its functions , such uniform result is said to be brought ...
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... called its nature . To manifest its own is according to its nature , or natural to it . In this sense it may be said to be natural for a cherub to fly , for an archangel to rule , for God to be holy . But it is apparent on a moment's ...
... called its nature . To manifest its own is according to its nature , or natural to it . In this sense it may be said to be natural for a cherub to fly , for an archangel to rule , for God to be holy . But it is apparent on a moment's ...
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