The Religions of the World and Their Relations to Christianity: Considered in Eight Lectures Founded by the Hon. Robert BoyleJohn W. Parker and Son, 1852 - 252 páginas |
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... homage , cannot be per- suaded to look upon any phrases of his which appear to convey an opposite impression , however much they may be quoted , however partial he may seem to them himself , as the most genuine expressions of his mind ...
... homage , cannot be per- suaded to look upon any phrases of his which appear to convey an opposite impression , however much they may be quoted , however partial he may seem to them himself , as the most genuine expressions of his mind ...
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... homage to him , it has been said , as they always will do homage to one who they feel is their master , who is stronger than they , because his convictions are stronger , because he has grappled more with real- ities , because he has ...
... homage to him , it has been said , as they always will do homage to one who they feel is their master , who is stronger than they , because his convictions are stronger , because he has grappled more with real- ities , because he has ...
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... homage to a mortal hero - no mere denial of other men's faith . Let us go yet farther and say , It was a mercy of God that such a wit- ness , however bare of other supporting principles , however surrounded by confusions , should have ...
... homage to a mortal hero - no mere denial of other men's faith . Let us go yet farther and say , It was a mercy of God that such a wit- ness , however bare of other supporting principles , however surrounded by confusions , should have ...
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... homage , no longer sufficed him ; he began to ask himself what he was living for ? To the multitude these sensual promises were a tolerable answer . These were the things to be desired ; for these , by whatsoever means the Koran or its ...
... homage , no longer sufficed him ; he began to ask himself what he was living for ? To the multitude these sensual promises were a tolerable answer . These were the things to be desired ; for these , by whatsoever means the Koran or its ...
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... homage and our shame . Joyfully would we confess that God has not suffered the true principle to be wholly extinguished by its bastard product . But we would draw from that confession not a pretext for leaving this , or any feeble and ...
... homage and our shame . Joyfully would we confess that God has not suffered the true principle to be wholly extinguished by its bastard product . But we would draw from that confession not a pretext for leaving this , or any feeble and ...
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