The British Quarterly Review, Volume 39Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 - Christianity |
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... common labour . No intelligent and dispassionate man can fail to see , that there must be some- thing in the English Church commending itself very strongly to English feeling . The fact that it survives , and survives as it does , amid ...
... common labour . No intelligent and dispassionate man can fail to see , that there must be some- thing in the English Church commending itself very strongly to English feeling . The fact that it survives , and survives as it does , amid ...
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... common error of Churchmen to suppose that Voluntaryism as now seen among Nonconformists is Volun- taryism at its best . But to see what Voluntaryism can do they should see the whole nation thrown upon it . Voluntaryism in England is ...
... common error of Churchmen to suppose that Voluntaryism as now seen among Nonconformists is Volun- taryism at its best . But to see what Voluntaryism can do they should see the whole nation thrown upon it . Voluntaryism in England is ...
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... common sense . Baxter and Howe did not lack ardent piety . So clear is it that England might be the home of men of the highest order of taste ; of men possessing broad and masculine intelligence ; and of divines as truly devout as ...
... common sense . Baxter and Howe did not lack ardent piety . So clear is it that England might be the home of men of the highest order of taste ; of men possessing broad and masculine intelligence ; and of divines as truly devout as ...
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... common sense which belongs to ordinary life . It is this privilege , we suppose , which has given to this class of persons their great fitness for making the wisest use of that ' synodical action ' which the editor of the Church and ...
... common sense which belongs to ordinary life . It is this privilege , we suppose , which has given to this class of persons their great fitness for making the wisest use of that ' synodical action ' which the editor of the Church and ...
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... Common Prayer once , and were pre- pared to subscribe to it again . Men capable of eating their own words , of reversing their own moral decisions , after such a manner , can never be a power among a wise people . In any great national ...
... Common Prayer once , and were pre- pared to subscribe to it again . Men capable of eating their own words , of reversing their own moral decisions , after such a manner , can never be a power among a wise people . In any great national ...
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