Lectures on the History of Christian Dogmas ...Bell & Daldy, 1872 |
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... thing purely human . No sooner does human culture begin to germinate , than we behold attempts at historical composition . Its office is to impart unity to the consciousness of Mankind when it ... things , and 2 HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN DOGMAS .
... thing purely human . No sooner does human culture begin to germinate , than we behold attempts at historical composition . Its office is to impart unity to the consciousness of Mankind when it ... things , and 2 HISTORY OF CHRISTIAN DOGMAS .
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... things , and is distinguished from them only by the spirit with which it developes itself according to these laws . If we now inquire into the relation of Dogma to Christi- anity , it is evident that Dogma does not form an original part ...
... things , and is distinguished from them only by the spirit with which it developes itself according to these laws . If we now inquire into the relation of Dogma to Christi- anity , it is evident that Dogma does not form an original part ...
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... thing as unsettled , and would bring even essential truth within the range of changeable forms . While the former class would regard only the ancient form apart from the progressive move- ment of the human mind , these persons speak of ...
... thing as unsettled , and would bring even essential truth within the range of changeable forms . While the former class would regard only the ancient form apart from the progressive move- ment of the human mind , these persons speak of ...
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... thing , a lifeless aggregate , a mere burden for the memory . Aristotle , it is true , seems to make History consist only of matters of detail , when he says that Poetry represents the Universal , whatever takes place according to the ...
... thing , a lifeless aggregate , a mere burden for the memory . Aristotle , it is true , seems to make History consist only of matters of detail , when he says that Poetry represents the Universal , whatever takes place according to the ...
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... thing is submitted to a logical necessity . If a superficial Pragmatism attributes too much to individuality , here it is all set aside since individuals only come under consideration as blind organs of an Idea and as necessary factors ...
... thing is submitted to a logical necessity . If a superficial Pragmatism attributes too much to individuality , here it is all set aside since individuals only come under consideration as blind organs of an Idea and as necessary factors ...
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