The Boston Quarterly Review, Volumen5Benjamin H. Greene, 1842 |
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... perfect , abstract being , which they may call God ; and in their hearts they strive to love and rever- ence him . Vain effort . There are no abstractions in absolute life . God is no abstraction , but an infinite concrete . He may be ...
... perfect , abstract being , which they may call God ; and in their hearts they strive to love and rever- ence him . Vain effort . There are no abstractions in absolute life . God is no abstraction , but an infinite concrete . He may be ...
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... perfect realization of the Christian Ideal . Christ is to it all that he has ever been . Jesus is its founder , and its aim is still the realization in actual life of the principles of the Christian Revelation ; but these principles ...
... perfect realization of the Christian Ideal . Christ is to it all that he has ever been . Jesus is its founder , and its aim is still the realization in actual life of the principles of the Christian Revelation ; but these principles ...
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... perfect a form as can be desired . Providence prepared the way for it , by so ordering it that the country should be settled by distinct colonies , independent one of another , which at the Revolution could become free and independent ...
... perfect a form as can be desired . Providence prepared the way for it , by so ordering it that the country should be settled by distinct colonies , independent one of another , which at the Revolution could become free and independent ...
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... perfect and blessed luke- warmness . " This is not Mr. Clarke's language , nor does it express the effect he aims to produce ; but the effect the doc- trine in question , as set forth , must produce , so far as it produces any effect at ...
... perfect and blessed luke- warmness . " This is not Mr. Clarke's language , nor does it express the effect he aims to produce ; but the effect the doc- trine in question , as set forth , must produce , so far as it produces any effect at ...
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... perfect men , but because it refused to labor to perfect man and society . The Church was right in what it asserted , but wrong in the point of view from which the philosophers attacked it . They were right in their attacks . They ...
... perfect men , but because it refused to labor to perfect man and society . The Church was right in what it asserted , but wrong in the point of view from which the philosophers attacked it . They were right in their attacks . They ...
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