The British Quarterly Review, Volume 39Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 - Christianity |
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... relation to these objects . Each party , of course , assumes itself to be the embodiment of true Churchmanship ; and the Church , as an institute , gets the benefit , mixed as it may be , of their common labour . No intelligent and ...
... relation to these objects . Each party , of course , assumes itself to be the embodiment of true Churchmanship ; and the Church , as an institute , gets the benefit , mixed as it may be , of their common labour . No intelligent and ...
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... relation to the services of their Church . Those services have compassed them about in infancy ; have greeted them and given them welcome in their young manhood or womanhood ; have shed their smile and benediction upon them when they ...
... relation to the services of their Church . Those services have compassed them about in infancy ; have greeted them and given them welcome in their young manhood or womanhood ; have shed their smile and benediction upon them when they ...
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... relation to it . 6 We should add , that it is in human nature that the memory of past suffering , and the feeling of much present wrong , should dispose conscientious Nonconformists to cling , with no little tenacity , to the principles ...
... relation to it . 6 We should add , that it is in human nature that the memory of past suffering , and the feeling of much present wrong , should dispose conscientious Nonconformists to cling , with no little tenacity , to the principles ...
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... relation to their special object with great ability . And what was the result ? The result has been to show , either that the national party supposed to be existing did not exist at all , or that the said party is really so small or so ...
... relation to their special object with great ability . And what was the result ? The result has been to show , either that the national party supposed to be existing did not exist at all , or that the said party is really so small or so ...
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... it as treating it as an established principle of the faith - is Baptismal Regeneration . In this they show their usual caution , for it is the doctrine in relation to which they will find most sympathy , and which at.
... it as treating it as an established principle of the faith - is Baptismal Regeneration . In this they show their usual caution , for it is the doctrine in relation to which they will find most sympathy , and which at.
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