The British Quarterly Review, Volume 39Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 - Christianity |
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... matters properly our own , doing what it befits us to do . To say that our judgments in this case should be candid and Christian , is to say no more than that the spirit we bring to the consideration of this subject is the spirit we ...
... matters properly our own , doing what it befits us to do . To say that our judgments in this case should be candid and Christian , is to say no more than that the spirit we bring to the consideration of this subject is the spirit we ...
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... matters as they are , and may be said to be all but omnipresent . These things will come to an end . But no thoughtful man can wish to see them come to an end abruptly . The hope of the wise and good must be to see them thrown off by ...
... matters as they are , and may be said to be all but omnipresent . These things will come to an end . But no thoughtful man can wish to see them come to an end abruptly . The hope of the wise and good must be to see them thrown off by ...
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... matters brought with them reforms in ecclesi- astical matters , and much speculation about further possible changes . In all these proceedings the Whigs found a strength in Dissenters like that of a right hand . The Anglican Church ...
... matters brought with them reforms in ecclesi- astical matters , and much speculation about further possible changes . In all these proceedings the Whigs found a strength in Dissenters like that of a right hand . The Anglican Church ...
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... matters in his church , feeling of that nature can fall but very rarely to his lot . With him , it is hardly too much to say , that the Evangelicals are fanatics ; the Tractarians are Papists ; the Broad Churchmen are Infidels , while ...
... matters in his church , feeling of that nature can fall but very rarely to his lot . With him , it is hardly too much to say , that the Evangelicals are fanatics ; the Tractarians are Papists ; the Broad Churchmen are Infidels , while ...
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... matter , we must conceive that it was the teaching which he intended it to convey ; that he meant to show that God would make man his instrument in ' giving pardon . ' Proceeding on this notion , the following injunc- tions are given to ...
... matter , we must conceive that it was the teaching which he intended it to convey ; that he meant to show that God would make man his instrument in ' giving pardon . ' Proceeding on this notion , the following injunc- tions are given to ...
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