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... standpoint look down upon him as only half a believer . Persons of this stamp are frequently too hasty - they in their turn are again surpassed , and must submit to be set down by those who are further advanced as only three - quarter ...
... standpoint look down upon him as only half a believer . Persons of this stamp are frequently too hasty - they in their turn are again surpassed , and must submit to be set down by those who are further advanced as only three - quarter ...
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... standpoint of one Confession definitely expressed against others , and this necessarily involved giving an account of the dogmatic system that was impugned . But through the preva- lence of a partial , one - sided Polemic , injustice ...
... standpoint of one Confession definitely expressed against others , and this necessarily involved giving an account of the dogmatic system that was impugned . But through the preva- lence of a partial , one - sided Polemic , injustice ...
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... standpoint of the Christian life and its dogmatic tendencies only by the help of the History of Dogmas . And if this is an indispensable requisite for the guidance of the Church in times of quiet development , much more so is it at ...
... standpoint of the Christian life and its dogmatic tendencies only by the help of the History of Dogmas . And if this is an indispensable requisite for the guidance of the Church in times of quiet development , much more so is it at ...
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... standpoint is not founded on the pure essence of the Gospel , neither has it been forced on the Church by individuals . This principle will always hold good , that nothing from without can be forced upon the developing process of the ...
... standpoint is not founded on the pure essence of the Gospel , neither has it been forced on the Church by individuals . This principle will always hold good , that nothing from without can be forced upon the developing process of the ...
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... standpoint of those who used it . Not everything , which at any time was called Heresy , can be really considered as such . When men were engaged in striving after uniformity in the Church and in Dogma , it was possible to brand as ...
... standpoint of those who used it . Not everything , which at any time was called Heresy , can be really considered as such . When men were engaged in striving after uniformity in the Church and in Dogma , it was possible to brand as ...
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according Alexandrian Apostles appeared Arian Arius Augustin baptism Beryllus bishop Christ Christian Christian consciousness Church Teachers connexion contrarieties controversy Creation Demiurgos distinguished divine Docetism doctrine element Epistles essence Eusebius evil existence expressed faith Father Gnosis Gnostics Gospel Hær heathen Hence higher Hippolytus History of Dogmas Holy Spirit Holy Writ human nature Ibid idea influence Irenæus Jewish Judaism knowledge libb Logos Manicheism Marcion Monarchians Montanism Montanist Neo-Platonic NESTORIUS NOVATIAN Old Testament opposition Origen original outward passage Patripassians peculiar Philosophy Platonism quæ quod Redemption reference regarded relation Religion religious representation Revelation Sabellius says Scriptures sensuous soul standpoint Strom tendency Tertullian tion Tradition truth Unity vols ἀπὸ αὐτὸν αὐτοῦ γὰρ δὲ διὰ εἶναι εἰς ἐκ ἐν ἦν θεὸς καὶ κατὰ λόγος μὲν μὴ ὅτι οὐ οὐκ πατρὸς περὶ πρὸς τὰ τε τῇ τὴν τῆς τὸ τὸν τοῦ τοῦ Θεοῦ τῷ τῶν υἱὸν ὡς
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