The Religions of the World and Their Relations to Christianity: Considered in Eight Lectures Founded by the Hon. Robert BoyleJohn W. Parker and Son, 1852 - 252 páginas |
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... look upon any phrases of his which appear to convey an opposite impression , however much they may be quoted , however partial he may seem to them himself , as the most genuine expressions of his mind . They rather recognize in these ...
... look upon any phrases of his which appear to convey an opposite impression , however much they may be quoted , however partial he may seem to them himself , as the most genuine expressions of his mind . They rather recognize in these ...
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... look earnestly to St. Augus- tine's College , in the hope that it may fulfil both these tasks . Should it do so , it will be indeed worthy of its name ; it may be the instrument of restoring faith to England as well as of imparting it ...
... look earnestly to St. Augus- tine's College , in the hope that it may fulfil both these tasks . Should it do so , it will be indeed worthy of its name ; it may be the instrument of restoring faith to England as well as of imparting it ...
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... looks did little betray his thoughts , nothing but " the forbiddingness of self - dispatch hindered his " acting it . But , after a tedious languishment " of many months in this tedious perplexity , at " last it pleased God one day he ...
... looks did little betray his thoughts , nothing but " the forbiddingness of self - dispatch hindered his " acting it . But , after a tedious languishment " of many months in this tedious perplexity , at " last it pleased God one day he ...
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... look for another ? I shall not take these systems in their his- torical order , but rather according to the ex- tent of the influence they have exerted over mankind ; a reason which would at once deter- mine me to begin in the present ...
... look for another ? I shall not take these systems in their his- torical order , but rather according to the ex- tent of the influence they have exerted over mankind ; a reason which would at once deter- mine me to begin in the present ...
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... not , in the least , wish to represent them as insincere or hypocritical ; we may believe that they have exercised a real influence over the minds of Mussulmans , who constantly repeat M.B.L. B them , and look upon them as proceeding from ...
... not , in the least , wish to represent them as insincere or hypocritical ; we may believe that they have exercised a real influence over the minds of Mussulmans , who constantly repeat M.B.L. B them , and look upon them as proceeding from ...
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