The British Quarterly Review, Volume 33Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1861 - Christianity |
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... truth and virtue , they become , according to all testimony , more than ever depraved , filling up the measure of their iniquity , and are scattered and smitten by the Divine displeasure as no other people had ever been . In the Greeks ...
... truth and virtue , they become , according to all testimony , more than ever depraved , filling up the measure of their iniquity , and are scattered and smitten by the Divine displeasure as no other people had ever been . In the Greeks ...
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... truth , or the elements of religious life . We are believers in the destined education of the colossal man , but we should see very little way in that direction , had we nothing beyond the lights supplied by naturalism to guide us . We ...
... truth , or the elements of religious life . We are believers in the destined education of the colossal man , but we should see very little way in that direction , had we nothing beyond the lights supplied by naturalism to guide us . We ...
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... truth , and uttered thoughts which give courage to the weak , and sight to the blind . ' If , ' continues Dr. Williams , Protestant Europe is to escape ' those shadows of the twelfth century , which , with ominous re- currence , are ...
... truth , and uttered thoughts which give courage to the weak , and sight to the blind . ' If , ' continues Dr. Williams , Protestant Europe is to escape ' those shadows of the twelfth century , which , with ominous re- currence , are ...
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... truth is rare ; ' adding that he who assents most , committing himself least to baseness , is reckoned wisest . ' As we do not remember ever to have heard of Dr. Williams before in connexion with any distinction either literary or theo ...
... truth is rare ; ' adding that he who assents most , committing himself least to baseness , is reckoned wisest . ' As we do not remember ever to have heard of Dr. Williams before in connexion with any distinction either literary or theo ...
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... truths which lie at the heart of Christianity , and to trace the growth of such ideas , the belief in a righteous God , and the nearness of man to God , the power of prayer , and the victory of self - sacrificing patience , ever ...
... truths which lie at the heart of Christianity , and to trace the growth of such ideas , the belief in a righteous God , and the nearness of man to God , the power of prayer , and the victory of self - sacrificing patience , ever ...
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