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... Hebrew , and J. H. Newman , whose sole distinction then consisted in being a Fellow of a most distinguished College ; both of whom had evidently become aware that Protestantism could not possibly stand on its old basis . To prove by ...
... Hebrew , and J. H. Newman , whose sole distinction then consisted in being a Fellow of a most distinguished College ; both of whom had evidently become aware that Protestantism could not possibly stand on its old basis . To prove by ...
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... Hebrew monotheism , unfettered by any specifically Jewish observances . Considering the outrageous persecutions of Jews by Christians - persecutions which probably lasted a thousand years , and are scarcely fully ended yet - we would ...
... Hebrew monotheism , unfettered by any specifically Jewish observances . Considering the outrageous persecutions of Jews by Christians - persecutions which probably lasted a thousand years , and are scarcely fully ended yet - we would ...
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... Hebrew book ; yet he is expected to renounce all trust in the authority and truth of his native traditions and native priests . The first appeal of the Christian Apostle to him is an exhortation to use his common- sense ; to cease to be ...
... Hebrew book ; yet he is expected to renounce all trust in the authority and truth of his native traditions and native priests . The first appeal of the Christian Apostle to him is an exhortation to use his common- sense ; to cease to be ...
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... Hebrew Psalms . It must not be afraid of freedom , nor of criticism : therefore , it must not be tied to a legal standard , but be left as free as all fruitful and living science . It must maintain the rights of the needy , and not fawn ...
... Hebrew Psalms . It must not be afraid of freedom , nor of criticism : therefore , it must not be tied to a legal standard , but be left as free as all fruitful and living science . It must maintain the rights of the needy , and not fawn ...
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... Hebrew prophets . As with them , so in him , the moral element is wholly predominant , and nothing ceremonial obtrudes itself . Nay , what is really remarkable , he calls his doctrine the " perfect law of liberty ; so little did those ...
... Hebrew prophets . As with them , so in him , the moral element is wholly predominant , and nothing ceremonial obtrudes itself . Nay , what is really remarkable , he calls his doctrine the " perfect law of liberty ; so little did those ...
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