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Perhaps there is no fixed occupation which does not in some measure tend to disturb the balance of the soul ; the want of one permits a man to commune with human nature more variously and freely than is possible for those to whom a ...
Perhaps there is no fixed occupation which does not in some measure tend to disturb the balance of the soul ; the want of one permits a man to commune with human nature more variously and freely than is possible for those to whom a ...
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... a mere shadow from the carnal nature intercepting the light , a shadow that existed only for the eye of flesh , between which and the luminary the carnal nature intervened , so that every Bishop of the true Church , speaking in and ...
... a mere shadow from the carnal nature intercepting the light , a shadow that existed only for the eye of flesh , between which and the luminary the carnal nature intervened , so that every Bishop of the true Church , speaking in and ...
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Indeed it is clear to my mind that in Luther's doctrines of grace ( no one has ever doubted his orthodoxy on the subject of the divine nature , but his doctrine of the dealings of God with man in the work of salvation ) , there is ...
Indeed it is clear to my mind that in Luther's doctrines of grace ( no one has ever doubted his orthodoxy on the subject of the divine nature , but his doctrine of the dealings of God with man in the work of salvation ) , there is ...
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By - the - bye , it struck me that Mr. Ward , in his searches for Socinianism , after he had done demonizing the doctrine of Luther , slipped himself into something like heresy on the human nature of our Lord .
By - the - bye , it struck me that Mr. Ward , in his searches for Socinianism , after he had done demonizing the doctrine of Luther , slipped himself into something like heresy on the human nature of our Lord .
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Have we any natural good acts or habits of mind ; do not all our affections require to be raised and purified by ... Consistently with the notion that Faith , in its abstract nature , is only Belief , Mr. Newman denies that it is to be ...
Have we any natural good acts or habits of mind ; do not all our affections require to be raised and purified by ... Consistently with the notion that Faith , in its abstract nature , is only Belief , Mr. Newman denies that it is to be ...
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書目資訊
| 書名 | Biographia Literaria Complete works第 3 卷, Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| 作者 | Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| 出版者 | Harper and Brothers, 1884 |
| 來源： | 威斯康辛大學曼迪遜分校 |
| 已數位化 | 2012年7月30日 |
| 頁數 | 751 頁 |
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