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... ence , of whatever kind the experience may be - sense , imagination , emotion , or action . Such beliefs have the common quality of being intimately bound up with , or at least intimately affecting , the growth of character and ...
... ence , of whatever kind the experience may be - sense , imagination , emotion , or action . Such beliefs have the common quality of being intimately bound up with , or at least intimately affecting , the growth of character and ...
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... ence on dogma as of essential importance in religion ; it is necessary to have a dogmatic system which must be absolutely true . This may be contrasted with the opposite extreme view , of which we may give examples . The conclusion is ...
... ence on dogma as of essential importance in religion ; it is necessary to have a dogmatic system which must be absolutely true . This may be contrasted with the opposite extreme view , of which we may give examples . The conclusion is ...
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... ence and changes in the Spirit of the Age . Newman is therefore compelled to appeal to another test of Truth . Newman argues that the spread of Christianity in the ancient world requires us to assume a miraculous or anti- natural Power ...
... ence and changes in the Spirit of the Age . Newman is therefore compelled to appeal to another test of Truth . Newman argues that the spread of Christianity in the ancient world requires us to assume a miraculous or anti- natural Power ...
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... ence , it may be thrown . At present we only note an important consequence of it in Cardinal Newman's mind . The evidence of conscience has an even more important place in his system than in Dr Martineau's , F For having thus arrived at ...
... ence , it may be thrown . At present we only note an important consequence of it in Cardinal Newman's mind . The evidence of conscience has an even more important place in his system than in Dr Martineau's , F For having thus arrived at ...
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... Ence- ladus lies under Etna , or ( not to take so extreme a case ) that Joanna Southcote was a messenger from heaven , or 1 Ch . iv . § 3 . the Emperor Napoleon really had a star . Equal to NEWMAN'S ' GRAMMAR OF ASSENT . ' 89.
... Ence- ladus lies under Etna , or ( not to take so extreme a case ) that Joanna Southcote was a messenger from heaven , or 1 Ch . iv . § 3 . the Emperor Napoleon really had a star . Equal to NEWMAN'S ' GRAMMAR OF ASSENT . ' 89.
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