The Methodist Quarterly Review, Volume 18;Volume 40G. Lane and P.P. Sanford, 1858 |
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... institutions , and expresses the confident hope that what is • We cannot regard the Second Book of the Novum Organon , however , other- wise than as a merely provisional sketch , intended to be enlarged , modified , corrected , and ...
... institutions , and expresses the confident hope that what is • We cannot regard the Second Book of the Novum Organon , however , other- wise than as a merely provisional sketch , intended to be enlarged , modified , corrected , and ...
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... institution this is just ; but as Protestantism is a principle , and a form of spiritual life , it is not true . The principle and vital power of Protestantism consti- tute but a minor portion of the composition of the English Church ...
... institution this is just ; but as Protestantism is a principle , and a form of spiritual life , it is not true . The principle and vital power of Protestantism consti- tute but a minor portion of the composition of the English Church ...
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... institutions to the care of monastic orders . So it has enabled the ultramontane party to make some great demonstrations . Pilgrimages are again taking great dimensions , one sanctuary alone , Maria Zell in Styria , having attracted ...
... institutions to the care of monastic orders . So it has enabled the ultramontane party to make some great demonstrations . Pilgrimages are again taking great dimensions , one sanctuary alone , Maria Zell in Styria , having attracted ...
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... institutions are intrusted to their care . - Protestantism . Notwithstanding the severity employed by the Spanish government in order to suppress every germ of Protestantism , large numbers of Protestant books seem to have been cir ...
... institutions are intrusted to their care . - Protestantism . Notwithstanding the severity employed by the Spanish government in order to suppress every germ of Protestantism , large numbers of Protestant books seem to have been cir ...
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... Institutions : 4. The Freedom of the Will : 5. Revivals of Religion : 6. The Impending Crisis of the South : 7. Biographical , William Burr . IV . THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW , October , 1857. - 1 . Charlotte Bronté and the Bronté Novels ...
... Institutions : 4. The Freedom of the Will : 5. Revivals of Religion : 6. The Impending Crisis of the South : 7. Biographical , William Burr . IV . THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW , October , 1857. - 1 . Charlotte Bronté and the Bronté Novels ...
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Página 290 - If they shall fall away, to renew them again unto repentance ; seeing they crucify to themselves the Son of God afresh, and put him to an open shame.
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