The History of Christianity from the Birth of Christ to the Abolition of Paganism in the Roman Empire, Volume 1John Murray, 1867 - Church history |
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... nature which connect man with a higher order of things . Man , as history and experience teach , is essentially a religious being . There are certain faculties and modes of thinking and feeling apparently inseparable from his mental ...
... nature which connect man with a higher order of things . Man , as history and experience teach , is essentially a religious being . There are certain faculties and modes of thinking and feeling apparently inseparable from his mental ...
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... nature of human kind so strongly indicated as in the universality of some kind of religion ; in no respect is man so various , yet so much the same . All the religions of antiquity , mul- tiform and countless as they appear , may be ...
... nature of human kind so strongly indicated as in the universality of some kind of religion ; in no respect is man so various , yet so much the same . All the religions of antiquity , mul- tiform and countless as they appear , may be ...
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... in its popular sense . The proper signification and limitation of the word must be sought in the profoundly learned work of Chwol- sohn , die SSabier und der SSabaismus , St. Petersburg , 1856 . 12 Nature- NATURE - WORSHIP . BOOK I. grew ...
... in its popular sense . The proper signification and limitation of the word must be sought in the profoundly learned work of Chwol- sohn , die SSabier und der SSabaismus , St. Petersburg , 1856 . 12 Nature- NATURE - WORSHIP . BOOK I. grew ...
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Henry Hart Milman. 12 Nature- NATURE - WORSHIP . BOOK I. grew up into a more complicated system , connecting the periodical revolutions of the sun and moon with the pursuits of husbandry . It was Nature - worship , worship . simple in ...
Henry Hart Milman. 12 Nature- NATURE - WORSHIP . BOOK I. grew up into a more complicated system , connecting the periodical revolutions of the sun and moon with the pursuits of husbandry . It was Nature - worship , worship . simple in ...
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... Nature - worship was almost supplanted by religious fable : and hence , by a natural transition , those who discerned God in every thing , multiplied every separate part of creation into a distinct divinity . The mind fluctuated between ...
... Nature - worship was almost supplanted by religious fable : and hence , by a natural transition , those who discerned God in every thing , multiplied every separate part of creation into a distinct divinity . The mind fluctuated between ...
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