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Different sects of Christians , are like the children of one father ; each has a
different Christian name , but all belong to the same family — so all Christian
churches belong to the household of faith , and should soar above family
quarrels .
Different sects of Christians , are like the children of one father ; each has a
different Christian name , but all belong to the same family — so all Christian
churches belong to the household of faith , and should soar above family
quarrels .
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is the substratum of philanthropy , the brightest star in the Christian's diadem . It
spurns the scrofula of green - eyed jealousy , the canker of tormenting envy , the
tortures of burning malice , the typhoid of foaming revenge . It is an impartial ...
is the substratum of philanthropy , the brightest star in the Christian's diadem . It
spurns the scrofula of green - eyed jealousy , the canker of tormenting envy , the
tortures of burning malice , the typhoid of foaming revenge . It is an impartial ...
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The intelligence of the present day has stopped the effusion of blood among
Christian nations by fanatics , and dispelled much of the darkness of fanaticism -
but among the nations who still sit in gross darkness , it has lost none of its
original ...
The intelligence of the present day has stopped the effusion of blood among
Christian nations by fanatics , and dispelled much of the darkness of fanaticism -
but among the nations who still sit in gross darkness , it has lost none of its
original ...
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ing glory of every Christian -- when the gospel of peace , in its native loveliness ,
primitive purity , and Bible simplicity ... Let Christians banish all prejudices
against sects , and warm their hearts in the melting sunbeams of charity — this
will ...
ing glory of every Christian -- when the gospel of peace , in its native loveliness ,
primitive purity , and Bible simplicity ... Let Christians banish all prejudices
against sects , and warm their hearts in the melting sunbeams of charity — this
will ...
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These are self - evident facts , that demand the prayerful attention and most
serious consideration of every Christian . This awful indiffer ence , that steals over
us like a nightmare ; is derogatory to the Christian character , an incubus upon
the ...
These are self - evident facts , that demand the prayerful attention and most
serious consideration of every Christian . This awful indiffer ence , that steals over
us like a nightmare ; is derogatory to the Christian character , an incubus upon
the ...
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| Title | The Moral Probe: Or, One Hundred and Two Essays on the Nature of Men and Things |
| Author | Levi Carroll Judson |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | L.C. Judson, 1849 |
| Original from | University of Chicago |
| Digitized | 19 Nov 2015 |
| Length | 336 pages |
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