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Page vi
... regarded by him with a cold indifference , but even in writing ecclesiastical History , he was firm in his belief that the heart made the Theologian . The same devotedness to historical fact and the same love of Truth impelled him to ...
... regarded by him with a cold indifference , but even in writing ecclesiastical History , he was firm in his belief that the heart made the Theologian . The same devotedness to historical fact and the same love of Truth impelled him to ...
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... regarded it as the highest office of his historical compositions to be a witness of it , and of the peculiar power of the Christian principle of life , which , harmonizing , purifying , and controlling , is destined to make its way ...
... regarded it as the highest office of his historical compositions to be a witness of it , and of the peculiar power of the Christian principle of life , which , harmonizing , purifying , and controlling , is destined to make its way ...
Page ix
... regarded their as- cendancy as warranted , without justifying the contemporary suppression of the germs of truth , and the reprehensible means which were employed in particular cases . And is it not confirmed by the experience of all ...
... regarded their as- cendancy as warranted , without justifying the contemporary suppression of the germs of truth , and the reprehensible means which were employed in particular cases . And is it not confirmed by the experience of all ...
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... regarded more or less in contrast , relatively , and according to the stage of the Church's development ? Nor is there much force of argument in enumerating men of various periods , who have collectively strictly adhered to Church prin ...
... regarded more or less in contrast , relatively , and according to the stage of the Church's development ? Nor is there much force of argument in enumerating men of various periods , who have collectively strictly adhered to Church prin ...
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... regarded as the peculiar province of New Testament Theology and especially of New Testament Dogmatics . This stands at the head of historical studies connecting itself on one side with Dogmatics . History of Dogmas is bounded at another ...
... regarded as the peculiar province of New Testament Theology and especially of New Testament Dogmatics . This stands at the head of historical studies connecting itself on one side with Dogmatics . History of Dogmas is bounded at another ...
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