The Presbyterian Quarterly Review, Volume 7B. J. Wallace, Albert Barnes proprietor, 1859 - Presbyterian Church |
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... seen , to the isolation into which he was driven by the probable estrangement of his proud Papal relations , to the rudeness of the age in which he lived , and still more , perhaps , to the govern- mental reaction against his opinions ...
... seen , to the isolation into which he was driven by the probable estrangement of his proud Papal relations , to the rudeness of the age in which he lived , and still more , perhaps , to the govern- mental reaction against his opinions ...
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... seen , deeply infected his con- duct . " * If any further argument were needed in our day to make out the essential unfitness of Milner him- self to be the historian of Christ's kingdom , which is certainly a kingdom in this world ...
... seen , deeply infected his con- duct . " * If any further argument were needed in our day to make out the essential unfitness of Milner him- self to be the historian of Christ's kingdom , which is certainly a kingdom in this world ...
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... seen , is by no means satisfactory . That he held to faith , in distinction from mere outward works , as the condition of our acceptance with God , is sufficiently clear . He is also very earnest in teaching that all human goodness is ...
... seen , is by no means satisfactory . That he held to faith , in distinction from mere outward works , as the condition of our acceptance with God , is sufficiently clear . He is also very earnest in teaching that all human goodness is ...
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... seen , with " foolishly confounding the Gospel and politics . " Wycliffe , we admit , was a politi- cian ; but in no bad sense , and in no undue degree . He was a politician because he was an Englishman , pa- * " Fidelis hominis totus ...
... seen , with " foolishly confounding the Gospel and politics . " Wycliffe , we admit , was a politi- cian ; but in no bad sense , and in no undue degree . He was a politician because he was an Englishman , pa- * " Fidelis hominis totus ...
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... seen , were prodigious . It was a notion of his , expressed in the Trialogus . that " as the bird is born to fly , so is man to work , " * and he realized it nobly in his own life . Nor did he labor in vain . His writings went to ...
... seen , were prodigious . It was a notion of his , expressed in the Trialogus . that " as the bird is born to fly , so is man to work , " * and he realized it nobly in his own life . Nor did he labor in vain . His writings went to ...
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