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... doctrine until it was shown that slow changes over long periods of time could explain the features of the Earth . Just before Napoleon abdicated , in 1814 , Cuvier was elected to the Council of State , and in 1817 he became a vice ...
... doctrine until it was shown that slow changes over long periods of time could explain the features of the Earth . Just before Napoleon abdicated , in 1814 , Cuvier was elected to the Council of State , and in 1817 he became a vice ...
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... 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 the ...
... 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 the ...
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... Doctrinal Development ( 1957 ) , an excellent survey of the gradual shift from " the classical consciousness " of identity in doctrine ( Bossuet ) to a " historical consciousness " of growth and continuity ( Newman ) ; ADOLF VON HARNACK ...
... Doctrinal Development ( 1957 ) , an excellent survey of the gradual shift from " the classical consciousness " of identity in doctrine ( Bossuet ) to a " historical consciousness " of growth and continuity ( Newman ) ; ADOLF VON HARNACK ...
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