 | Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge - 1846 - 752 pages
...and his followers arrive, as the end of their inquiry, is well presented by that writer himself. " The results of the inquiry which we have now brought...truth, nor needs one iota of it to be renounced." — Strauss, Vol. in., p. 396. There can be no doubt respecting the true position and name of persons... | |
 | David Friedrich Strauss - 1846 - 470 pages
...greatest and most valuable part of that which the Christian has been wont to believe concerning liis Saviour Jesus, have uprooted all the animating motives...re-establish dogmatically that which has been destroyed critically. At the first glance, this problem appears to exist merely as a challenge addressed by the... | |
 | Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge - 1846 - 550 pages
...has been the aliment of humanity seems irretrievably dissipated ; the most sublime levelled with 4he dust, God divested of his grace, man of his dignity,...truth, nor needs one iota of it to be renounced." — Strauss, Vol. in., p. 396. There can be no doubt respecting the true position and name of persons... | |
 | James Warley Miles - 1849 - 262 pages
...are the funeral oration, the perpetual epitaph, of such fruitless efforts. " The results" he says " of the inquiry which we have now brought to a close,...truth, nor needs one iota of it to be renounced." Profound and philosophical insight ! It is not in the record of the letter, but in the spiritual sanctuary... | |
 | Andrews Norton - 1855 - 346 pages
...causes ; and thus they are in themselves a permanent miracle, an evidence to men of all ages. CHAPTEE VI. STRAUSS'S PROPOSED SUBSTITUTE FOR CHRISTIANITY....re-establish dogmatically that which has been destroyed critiically."* The larger part of the paragraph which I have quoted is plain in its meaning; — and... | |
 | 1856 - 984 pages
...self-evidence of its faith, pronounces, that, let an audacious criticism attempt what it will, nil which the Scriptures declare and the Church believes...re-establish dogmatically that which has been destroyed critically. "At the first glance, this problem appears merely to exist as a challenge addressed by... | |
 | David Friedrich Strauss - 1860 - 464 pages
...DISSERTATION. THE DOGMATIC IMPORT OF THE LIFE OF JESUS. ' § 144. NECESSARY TRANSITION FROM CRITICISM TO DOGMA. THE results of the inquiry which we have now brought...itself this problem : to re-establish dogmatically that whiclL has been destroyed critically. At the first glance. this problem appears to exist merely as... | |
 | George Rawlinson - 1860 - 468 pages
...materialists. NOTS XXVI., p. 32. The subjoined passage from Strauss seems to show something of this feeling : " The results of the inquiry which we have now brought...truth, nor needs one iota of it to be renounced." (/.:'..,, Jem, § 144, vol. iii. p. 396, ET) NOTE XXVH., p. 33. See Bauer's Hebraiscfie Mythologie... | |
 | George Rawlinson - 1800 - 468 pages
...materialists. NOTE XXVI., p. 32. The subjoined passage from Strauss seems to show something of this feeling : " The results of the inquiry which we have now brought...truth, nor needs one iota of it to be renounced." (Leben Jesu, § 144, vol. iii. p. 396, ET) NOTE XXVIL, p. 33. See Bauer's Hebraische Mythologie des... | |
 | David Friedrich Strauss - 1860 - 476 pages
...concerning his Saviour Jesus, have uprooted all the animating motives which he has gathered from liis faith, and withered all his consolations. The boundless...re-establish dogmatically that which has been destroyed critically. At the first glance, this problem appears to exist merely as a challenge addressed by the... | |
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The boundless store of truth and life which for eighteen centuries has been the aliment of humanity, seems irretrievably dissipated; the most sublime levelled with the dust, God divested of his grace, man of his dignity, and the tie between heaven and... 
