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... thought or language . 8. The Synonyms . - These are sub- joined to the words to which they belong , and are very complete . 9. The Illustrations , which exceed 3000 , are inserted , not for the sake of ornament , but to elucidate the ...
... thought or language . 8. The Synonyms . - These are sub- joined to the words to which they belong , and are very complete . 9. The Illustrations , which exceed 3000 , are inserted , not for the sake of ornament , but to elucidate the ...
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... thought , than to follow everywhere the traces of the Son of God ? Even Dr. Hengstenberg has acknowledged that Neander , in writing his History of the Church , has opened a new path ; that he had the faculty of discovering Christ ...
... thought , than to follow everywhere the traces of the Son of God ? Even Dr. Hengstenberg has acknowledged that Neander , in writing his History of the Church , has opened a new path ; that he had the faculty of discovering Christ ...
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... thought and reflection . They may exist where the essence of Christianity is wanting , though without it , their origination would have been impossible . Hence dogmatic differences may exist among men who in the essen- tials of ...
... thought and reflection . They may exist where the essence of Christianity is wanting , though without it , their origination would have been impossible . Hence dogmatic differences may exist among men who in the essen- tials of ...
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... men , so as to lead their thinking to new results ; but also how Reason by the impulse it received from Christianity has attained to many truths which otherwise its unaided powers could not have discovered ; this thought.
... men , so as to lead their thinking to new results ; but also how Reason by the impulse it received from Christianity has attained to many truths which otherwise its unaided powers could not have discovered ; this thought.
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August Neander. its unaided powers could not have discovered ; this thought has been admirably worked out by Augustine in his beautiful work De verâ Religione . As we descry in History the traces of a higher necessity , we learn to ...
August Neander. its unaided powers could not have discovered ; this thought has been admirably worked out by Augustine in his beautiful work De verâ Religione . As we descry in History the traces of a higher necessity , we learn to ...
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