Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismSmith, Elder and Company, 1869 - 272 Seiten |
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... conscious of sin , of awakening to a sense of sin , as a feat of this kind . It is obvious to what wide divergence these differing tendencies , actively followed , must lead . As one passes and repasses from Hellenism to Hebraism , from ...
... conscious of sin , of awakening to a sense of sin , as a feat of this kind . It is obvious to what wide divergence these differing tendencies , actively followed , must lead . As one passes and repasses from Hellenism to Hebraism , from ...
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... conscious of , all which it succeeded in clearly setting forth in words , had the characters of Hebraism rather than of Hellenism . The Reformation was strong , in that it was an earnest return to the Bible and to doing from the heart ...
... conscious of , all which it succeeded in clearly setting forth in words , had the characters of Hebraism rather than of Hellenism . The Reformation was strong , in that it was an earnest return to the Bible and to doing from the heart ...
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... consciousness ; the main impulse of a great part , and that the strongest part , of our nation , has been towards strictness of conscience . They have made the secondary the principal at the wrong moment , and the principal they have at ...
... consciousness ; the main impulse of a great part , and that the strongest part , of our nation , has been towards strictness of conscience . They have made the secondary the principal at the wrong moment , and the principal they have at ...
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... consciousness , which tends continually to enlarge our whole law of doing . They have fancied themselves to have in their religion a sufficient basis for the whole of their life fixed and certain for ever , a full law of conduct and a ...
... consciousness , which tends continually to enlarge our whole law of doing . They have fancied themselves to have in their religion a sufficient basis for the whole of their life fixed and certain for ever , a full law of conduct and a ...
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... consciousness . And what he wants is a larger conception of human nature , showing him the number of other points at which his nature must come to its best , besides the points which he himself knows and thinks of . There is no unum ...
... consciousness . And what he wants is a larger conception of human nature , showing him the number of other points at which his nature must come to its best , besides the points which he himself knows and thinks of . There is no unum ...
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