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... biblical covenant - i.e . , that of free , voluntary acceptance of ethi- cal obligation on the basis of and as response to past ex- perience has virtually always given way to covenant as fixed religious dogma that legitimizes the social ...
... biblical covenant - i.e . , that of free , voluntary acceptance of ethi- cal obligation on the basis of and as response to past ex- perience has virtually always given way to covenant as fixed religious dogma that legitimizes the social ...
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... biblical understanding of death and resurrection , upon which much of the view of Christianity is said to rest , and with which modern natural science ostensibly is said to be in conflict . The most obvious misunderstanding is in the ...
... biblical understanding of death and resurrection , upon which much of the view of Christianity is said to rest , and with which modern natural science ostensibly is said to be in conflict . The most obvious misunderstanding is in the ...
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... biblical doctrine against the complex theories of the schools and the sects . The influ- ence of Renaissance humanism on Campbell is evident in his insistence on going to the sources and his rules of biblical interpretation . He shared ...
... biblical doctrine against the complex theories of the schools and the sects . The influ- ence of Renaissance humanism on Campbell is evident in his insistence on going to the sources and his rules of biblical interpretation . He shared ...
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