...personal God, and man without moral freedom and immortality. " A life beyond the grave." says Strauss, " is the last enemy which speculative criticism has to oppose, and, if possible, to vanquish." "Ask the extreme idealists of the present day," remarks Mr. Morell, "and they will tell you that God...

...sift the wheat from the chaff, that the rewards are not worth the labor." " A life beyond the grave is the last enemy which speculative criticism has to oppose, and, if possible, to vanquish." Our proper Bible is the " Vestiges of Creation " ; and man is brother to a baboon, according to our...

...attained, not by a departure from the " everlasting yea " of rational and consis1845.] Beard's Voices of the Church. 167 tent Christianity, but by an advance...convinced." " A miraculous operation upon natural objects. * Strauss'B Chriatliclie Glaubenslehre, ii. 739; quoted by Dr. Beard, p. 21. or products of art, —...

...the way in which he speaks of a future life (Glaubenslehre, П. 739) : — 'A life beyond the grave is the last enemy which speculative criticism has to oppose, and, if possible, to vanquish.' This, in truth, (Dr. Beard adds,) is speaking out Much as we regret that a man possessed of qualities...

...the way in which he speaks of a future life (Glaubenslehre, II. 739) : — 'A life beyond the grave is the last enemy which speculative criticism has to oppose, and, if possible, to vanquish.' Phis, in truth, (Dr. Beard adds,) is speaking out. Much as we regret that a man possessed of qualities...

...every consistent pantheist must believe. As for the first, he maintains, that " a life beyond the grave is the last enemy •which speculative criticism has to oppose, and if possible, to vanquish." In respect to miracles, he maintains, that " there is no right conception of what history is, apart...

...evangelical history.' " ' My dear Mrs. Smith,' replied the lady of the house, ' a life beyond the grave is the last enemy which speculative criticism has to oppose, and if possible to vanquish. 'J " This was sufficient for a first lesson, and I went home to ponder over what I had heard. The next...

...must we think of a theologian and professor of divinity who writes thus — ' A life beyond the grave is the last enemy which speculative criticism has to oppose, and if possible to vanquish' ?' Yet, sinning as he has done against God, we should not wonder that he sins also against his kind,...

...personal God, and man without moral freedom and immortality. UA life beyond the grave," says Strauss, "is the last enemy which speculative criticism has to oppose, and, if possible, to vanquish." "Apk the extreme idealists of the present day," remarks Mr. Morell, "and they will tell you that God...

...Strauss and others of the same school have gone this length. His words are, " a life beyond the grave is the last enemy which speculative criticism has to oppose, and, if possible, to conquer."3 Here, as in some other points, the extremes of sensationalism and idealism meet. The atheist...