The Religion of Jesus Christ Defended from the Assaults of OwenismSimpkin, Marshall & Company, 1839 - 240 sider |
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Side 6
... light , and disallow every authority but that of your own convictions . The result must be beneficial . My business is , to defend the religion of Jesus Christ against the assaults of what is termed Owenism . It may be well , therefore ...
... light , and disallow every authority but that of your own convictions . The result must be beneficial . My business is , to defend the religion of Jesus Christ against the assaults of what is termed Owenism . It may be well , therefore ...
Side 7
... light and impulse for their divine engagements , the constructor of the New Moral World ' should have not merely thrown away the power which it would have given him , but arrayed himself in an attitude of most determined hostility to ...
... light and impulse for their divine engagements , the constructor of the New Moral World ' should have not merely thrown away the power which it would have given him , but arrayed himself in an attitude of most determined hostility to ...
Side 16
... lights in the night - time , and thus burned to death . Nero made use of his own gardens as a theatre upon the occasion , and also exhibited the diversions of the circus , sometimes standing in the crowd as a spectator , in the habit of ...
... lights in the night - time , and thus burned to death . Nero made use of his own gardens as a theatre upon the occasion , and also exhibited the diversions of the circus , sometimes standing in the crowd as a spectator , in the habit of ...
Side 22
... light than that of earth . I know also that the virtues indirectly ascribed to him are superior in degree to those known to have been possessed by any other mortal . Still , humanity appears in deep and indelible lines in the whole of ...
... light than that of earth . I know also that the virtues indirectly ascribed to him are superior in degree to those known to have been possessed by any other mortal . Still , humanity appears in deep and indelible lines in the whole of ...
Side 26
... light of reason should , before all things , labor to preserve ; and , for myself , I see no essential difference between the hypocrite who , to serve a purpose , affects to believe that of which he is not con- vinced , and the sceptic ...
... light of reason should , before all things , labor to preserve ; and , for myself , I see no essential difference between the hypocrite who , to serve a purpose , affects to believe that of which he is not con- vinced , and the sceptic ...
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