George Tyrrell's LettersT.F. Unwin, 1920 - 301 páginas |
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16 OLD TOWN absolutely Anglican Archbishop of Albi authority BAILEY SAUNDERS believe bishop Catholic Catholicism Christ Christianity Church of England CLAPHAM cloth communion conception conscience course criticism Crown 8vo DEAR divine doctrine dogma Encyclical eternal ethical experience expression fact faith Father feel friends George Tyrrell give God's heart hope Hügel human idea infallibility infinite instinct intellectual interest January 22 Jesuit Laurence Housman laws less letter live Loisy man's matter mean mind Modernism Modernist Monotheism moral mysticism nature never Pantheism perhaps personality Pius Pope Positivism pray prayer present priest Protestant Protestantism purely question rational realise reason religion religious revelation RICHMOND Roman Church Rome saints scholastic scholasticism seems sense simply sort soul spiritual STORRINGTON sure symbol sympathy synthesis teaching theologians theology things thought tion to-day true truth Tyrrell Tyrrell's universal Virgin Birth whole
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