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I will not say that the Arian doctrine is the direct result of a judaizing practice ; but
it deserves consideration whether a tendency to derogate from the honour due to
Christ , was not created by an observance of the Jewish rites , and much more ...
I will not say that the Arian doctrine is the direct result of a judaizing practice ; but
it deserves consideration whether a tendency to derogate from the honour due to
Christ , was not created by an observance of the Jewish rites , and much more ...
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... their doctrinal views , they also agreed in entertaining Jewish rather than
Gnostic conceptions of the Person of Christ ' . ... evidencing , with the sects just
mentioned , the latent connexion between a judaizing discipline and heresy in
doctrine ...
... their doctrinal views , they also agreed in entertaining Jewish rather than
Gnostic conceptions of the Person of Christ ' . ... evidencing , with the sects just
mentioned , the latent connexion between a judaizing discipline and heresy in
doctrine ...
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First , we are in possession of his doctrinal opinions , which are grossly
humanitarian ; next we find , that in early times they were acknowledged to be of
Jewish origin ; further , that his ceremonial Judaism also was so notorious , that
liar ...
First , we are in possession of his doctrinal opinions , which are grossly
humanitarian ; next we find , that in early times they were acknowledged to be of
Jewish origin ; further , that his ceremonial Judaism also was so notorious , that
liar ...
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Eunomius , his pupil , who re - constructed the Arian doctrine on its original basis
, at the end of the reign of Constantius , is represented by Ruffinus as “
preeminent in dialectic power ? . ” At a later period still , the like disputatious spirit
and ...
Eunomius , his pupil , who re - constructed the Arian doctrine on its original basis
, at the end of the reign of Constantius , is represented by Ruffinus as “
preeminent in dialectic power ? . ” At a later period still , the like disputatious spirit
and ...
Page 41
But I have no need to profess myself her disciple , though , as regards the
doctrine in debate , I might well do so ; and , instead of setting about any formal
defence , I will merely place before the reader the general principles of her
teaching.
But I have no need to profess myself her disciple , though , as regards the
doctrine in debate , I might well do so ; and , instead of setting about any formal
defence , I will merely place before the reader the general principles of her
teaching.
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Page 164 - For the Father judgeth no man, But hath committed all judgment unto the Son : That all men should honour the Son, even as they honour the Father. He that honoureth not the Son, Honoureth not the Father which hath sent him.
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| Title | The Arians of the Fourth Century, Issue 61 The Arians of the Fourth Century, John Henry Newman |
| Author | John Henry Newman |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | E. Lumley, 1871 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 9 Aug 2007 |
| Length | 478 pages |
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