An Outline of ReligionGarden City Publishing Company, 1939 - 712 pages |
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Page 512
... religious difficulties also played a large part in bringing about our own Civil Wars and the execution of King Charles I. TOLERATION It was only very gradually that the idea of toleration in religious matters came to be accepted . Men ...
... religious difficulties also played a large part in bringing about our own Civil Wars and the execution of King Charles I. TOLERATION It was only very gradually that the idea of toleration in religious matters came to be accepted . Men ...
Page 580
... religious , or wished to be religious , or even out- wardly and from habit , professed himself , believed himself , to be a Christian , found Keble's verses chime in his heart like church bells . " 1 JOHN HENRY NEWMAN Keble would have ...
... religious , or wished to be religious , or even out- wardly and from habit , professed himself , believed himself , to be a Christian , found Keble's verses chime in his heart like church bells . " 1 JOHN HENRY NEWMAN Keble would have ...
Page 638
... religious literature . It draws up programs for the anti - religious circles which are scat- tered all over Russia . It organizes anti - religious seminars in the uni- versities , and keeps a whole staff of anti - religious lecturers ...
... religious literature . It draws up programs for the anti - religious circles which are scat- tered all over Russia . It organizes anti - religious seminars in the uni- versities , and keeps a whole staff of anti - religious lecturers ...
Contents
In the Beginning | 3 |
The Desire of All Nations | 237 |
Réveillé | 311 |
Copyright | |
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