The British Quarterly Review, Volume 39Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 - Christianity |
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... interest and charm the present . Nor do we wonder that there should be people who can so express themselves . We can understand the feeling of Churchmen , and especially of devout Churchmen , when they call up the associations of the ...
... interest and charm the present . Nor do we wonder that there should be people who can so express themselves . We can understand the feeling of Churchmen , and especially of devout Churchmen , when they call up the associations of the ...
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... interest thus called into existence is a very formidable business . In many minds , we fear , the motive arising from this source is the grand one ; and in other cases , who shall say how far this consideration is allowed to impart an ...
... interest thus called into existence is a very formidable business . In many minds , we fear , the motive arising from this source is the grand one ; and in other cases , who shall say how far this consideration is allowed to impart an ...
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... interests of men . In brief , Dr. Stanley's scheme would give us no security against the scandal of men affecting to believe what they do not believe , or affecting to approve in matters of ritual of things of which they do not approve ...
... interests of men . In brief , Dr. Stanley's scheme would give us no security against the scandal of men affecting to believe what they do not believe , or affecting to approve in matters of ritual of things of which they do not approve ...
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... interest of Archdeacon Denison and his friends , and of all who from various causes deprecate change of any sort ; or in favour of the Rationalists , who would leave scarcely anything unchanged , and continue nothing beyond the smallest ...
... interest of Archdeacon Denison and his friends , and of all who from various causes deprecate change of any sort ; or in favour of the Rationalists , who would leave scarcely anything unchanged , and continue nothing beyond the smallest ...
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... interest . He has only to reflect , if he has any possession or property of his own , that it would be very disagreeable that others should steal from him , in order to see the propriety of such a law . If he has no property of his own ...
... interest . He has only to reflect , if he has any possession or property of his own , that it would be very disagreeable that others should steal from him , in order to see the propriety of such a law . If he has no property of his own ...
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