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... consider the passage in On the Soul and the Resurrection where he speaks of a Last Judgment as coming after the Resurrection and Purgatory. So much has been said in a Preface, in order to show that this Volume is a step at least towards ...
... consider the passage in On the Soul and the Resurrection where he speaks of a Last Judgment as coming after the Resurrection and Purgatory. So much has been said in a Preface, in order to show that this Volume is a step at least towards ...
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... consider the character of his great forerunner, and the kind of task which Gregory himself undertook, the first part of this question is easily answered. When Christian doctrine had to be set forth philosophically, so as to be ...
... consider the character of his great forerunner, and the kind of task which Gregory himself undertook, the first part of this question is easily answered. When Christian doctrine had to be set forth philosophically, so as to be ...
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... consider the limits which the state of the Church, as well as Gregory's own originality and more extended physical knowledge, placed upon the complete filling in of the outlines sketched by the master. First and chiefly, Origen's ...
... consider the limits which the state of the Church, as well as Gregory's own originality and more extended physical knowledge, placed upon the complete filling in of the outlines sketched by the master. First and chiefly, Origen's ...
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... consider the light in which the illustration would present itself to him. The conception of the unity of human nature is with him a thing intensely vivid : it underlies much of his system, and he brings it prominently forward more than ...
... consider the light in which the illustration would present itself to him. The conception of the unity of human nature is with him a thing intensely vivid : it underlies much of his system, and he brings it prominently forward more than ...
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... consider that he invented all that to swell out the importance of his story, as boys at school are apt to do in their fictitious conversations of this kind ; and let him only tell us who that 'terrible combatant ' was whom our Master ...
... consider that he invented all that to swell out the importance of his story, as boys at school are apt to do in their fictitious conversations of this kind ; and let him only tell us who that 'terrible combatant ' was whom our Master ...
Contents
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Books TilIX Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson | 135 |
Books XXII Rev H C Ogles translation revised with Notes by Rev H | 220 |
On the Holy Spirit against Mscedonius A Fragment Translation with Notes | 326 |
On Not three Gods Translation with Notes by Rev H A Wilson 386 331 337 | 386 |
The Great Catechism | 471 |
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