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... Hence , we are still more surprised that so accomplished a historian as Dr. Schaff should damage , by similar remarks , his otherwise cordial and intelligent ap- preciation of Neander's historical works . We know not why it should be a ...
... Hence , we are still more surprised that so accomplished a historian as Dr. Schaff should damage , by similar remarks , his otherwise cordial and intelligent ap- preciation of Neander's historical works . We know not why it should be a ...
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... Hence we can arrive at no other conclusion than that Neander's free historical composition , imbued with humble devotedness to the Saviour , and sustained by warm sympathy for all who were animated by his Spirit , will still maintain ...
... Hence we can arrive at no other conclusion than that Neander's free historical composition , imbued with humble devotedness to the Saviour , and sustained by warm sympathy for all who were animated by his Spirit , will still maintain ...
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... Hence , I hope it may be used advantageously along with many meritorious works , which have lately appeared in other quarters , on the History of Dogmas . Especially , I trust it will be found faithful to the object of the author's life ...
... Hence , I hope it may be used advantageously along with many meritorious works , which have lately appeared in other quarters , on the History of Dogmas . Especially , I trust it will be found faithful to the object of the author's life ...
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... Hence dogmatic differences may exist among men who in the essen- tials of Christianity stand on an equal footing . If Christ had originally established a definite system of ideas as consti- tuting the essence of Christianity , we should ...
... Hence dogmatic differences may exist among men who in the essen- tials of Christianity stand on an equal footing . If Christ had originally established a definite system of ideas as consti- tuting the essence of Christianity , we should ...
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... Hence Christianity alone has furnished a history of Religion considered as doctrine . This History has no limits , for Christianity proves itself to be the only Religion which can satisfy the necessities of Man . It has nothing to dread ...
... Hence Christianity alone has furnished a history of Religion considered as doctrine . This History has no limits , for Christianity proves itself to be the only Religion which can satisfy the necessities of Man . It has nothing to dread ...
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