The Edinburgh Review, Volum 90A. and C. Black, 1849 |
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Pàgina 304
... Christianity espe- cially , there are large classes amongst us who press the claims of faith so far , that it would become , if they had their will , an utterly unreasonable faith ; some of whom do not scruple to speak slightingly of ...
... Christianity espe- cially , there are large classes amongst us who press the claims of faith so far , that it would become , if they had their will , an utterly unreasonable faith ; some of whom do not scruple to speak slightingly of ...
Pàgina 325
... Christianity ; not aware that they have first made a mummy of it . They are so greedy of paradox , that they , in fact , aspire to be Christians and infidels at the same time . Proclaiming the miracles of Christianity to be illusions of ...
... Christianity ; not aware that they have first made a mummy of it . They are so greedy of paradox , that they , in fact , aspire to be Christians and infidels at the same time . Proclaiming the miracles of Christianity to be illusions of ...
Pàgina 575
... Christianity against all opposing systems , ib . - difficulty of an infidel giving a rational account of the establishment of Christianity , 331 - late instances of unbelieving belief and Christian infidelity , ib . - Mr.Foxton's ...
... Christianity against all opposing systems , ib . - difficulty of an infidel giving a rational account of the establishment of Christianity , 331 - late instances of unbelieving belief and Christian infidelity , ib . - Mr.Foxton's ...
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