The British Quarterly Review, Volume 33Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1861 - Christianity |
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... regard to what should be the essential and sub- stantial drift of the publication . Each writer thinks he has ... regards the great changes in the history of the world as changes on the side of progress ; and the inference from this con ...
... regard to what should be the essential and sub- stantial drift of the publication . Each writer thinks he has ... regards the great changes in the history of the world as changes on the side of progress ; and the inference from this con ...
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... regard Chris- tianity as a supernatural communication to the world , and as the most potent of all agencies in the great work of world - teaching . And our readers will be aware that there is nothing really new in Dr. Temple's doctrine ...
... regard Chris- tianity as a supernatural communication to the world , and as the most potent of all agencies in the great work of world - teaching . And our readers will be aware that there is nothing really new in Dr. Temple's doctrine ...
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... regard for , the labours of those who for the last thirty years have been seeking to build up what the reckless rationalism of a preceding genera- tion had aimed to throw down , and had shown himself less blindly set upon resuscitating ...
... regard for , the labours of those who for the last thirty years have been seeking to build up what the reckless rationalism of a preceding genera- tion had aimed to throw down , and had shown himself less blindly set upon resuscitating ...
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... regard to the mass of the clergy it would have been no great stretch of charity had he allowed that they have reasons solid and satis- factory for their beliefs , even though the intelligence that has been streaming ' in flashes of ...
... regard to the mass of the clergy it would have been no great stretch of charity had he allowed that they have reasons solid and satis- factory for their beliefs , even though the intelligence that has been streaming ' in flashes of ...
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... regard to the duration of human life is not , How long may a man live ? but Why should any man die ? And as they can answer this question only by falling back on the Divine appointment and will , it follows that as against a longevity ...
... regard to the duration of human life is not , How long may a man live ? but Why should any man die ? And as they can answer this question only by falling back on the Divine appointment and will , it follows that as against a longevity ...
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