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It is because a man's conception of God's relation to himself determines what he is . We cannot properly understand Milton's poetry until we know the system of thought that lies behind it . For this reason , it is not enough to take one ...
It is because a man's conception of God's relation to himself determines what he is . We cannot properly understand Milton's poetry until we know the system of thought that lies behind it . For this reason , it is not enough to take one ...
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Many have noticed his relation to Plato , though apparently not always aware of the Calvinistic connection . " And Aristotle seems not to be neglected , but rather to hold much the same position , in relation to Plato , that he held in ...
Many have noticed his relation to Plato , though apparently not always aware of the Calvinistic connection . " And Aristotle seems not to be neglected , but rather to hold much the same position , in relation to Plato , that he held in ...
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144 “ Begetting ” in Scripture is used to describe a relationship between two persons such as " was father of , " and " was son to . ... The term has no reference to the inception of relation , but always involves sameness nature .
144 “ Begetting ” in Scripture is used to describe a relationship between two persons such as " was father of , " and " was son to . ... The term has no reference to the inception of relation , but always involves sameness nature .
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Contents
THE PATTERN OF CALVINISM | 1 |
Centre Beginnings in England The Genevan Bible | 33 |
MILTONS CONVERGENCE INTO THE PATTERN | 71 |
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