Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismMacmillan, 1920 - 166 Seiten |
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... becomes tenderness and fervent charity . His good sense is so perfect , and in such happy alliance with his unction , that it becomes moderation and insight . While , therefore , the type of religion exhibited in his Maxims is English ...
... becomes tenderness and fervent charity . His good sense is so perfect , and in such happy alliance with his unction , that it becomes moderation and insight . While , therefore , the type of religion exhibited in his Maxims is English ...
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... become incomplete and mutilated men in consequence . Thus fall- ing short of harmonious perfection , they fail to follow the true way of salvation . Therefore that way is made the harder for others to find , general perfection is put ...
... become incomplete and mutilated men in consequence . Thus fall- ing short of harmonious perfection , they fail to follow the true way of salvation . Therefore that way is made the harder for others to find , general perfection is put ...
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... become quite secondary matters . And even the institutions , which should develop these , take the same narrow and partial view of humanity and its wants as the free religious communities take . Just as the free churches of Mr. Beecher ...
... become quite secondary matters . And even the institutions , which should develop these , take the same narrow and partial view of humanity and its wants as the free religious communities take . Just as the free churches of Mr. Beecher ...
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... become the conception which Christians themselves will entertain . Socinians are fond of saying the same thing about the Socinian conception of Christianity . Now , even if this were true , it would still have been better for a man ...
... become the conception which Christians themselves will entertain . Socinians are fond of saying the same thing about the Socinian conception of Christianity . Now , even if this were true , it would still have been better for a man ...
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... becomes manifest . The mere endeavour to see and learn the truth for our own personal satisfaction is indeed a commencement for making it prevail , a preparing the way for this , which always serves this , and is wrongly , there- fore ...
... becomes manifest . The mere endeavour to see and learn the truth for our own personal satisfaction is indeed a commencement for making it prevail , a preparing the way for this , which always serves this , and is wrongly , there- fore ...
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