The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 84,Deel 1Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1918 |
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Pagina 176
... true religion would restrain a man from fornication , for the simple reason that it is against the Word of God ; a true morality would restrain him because fornication would offend all his natural sentiments ; but the religion of ...
... true religion would restrain a man from fornication , for the simple reason that it is against the Word of God ; a true morality would restrain him because fornication would offend all his natural sentiments ; but the religion of ...
Pagina 277
... true that , though it referred primarily to events in France taking place 128 years ago , it has a real application to the condition of Russia to - day . He states the miseries which may afflict any great nation when plunged into the ...
... true that , though it referred primarily to events in France taking place 128 years ago , it has a real application to the condition of Russia to - day . He states the miseries which may afflict any great nation when plunged into the ...
Pagina 404
... true conception of reformation is not possessed by those who talk most glibly of punishment as a reformatory agent . The true conception of refor- mation is the conversion of the will from bad to good - not abstin- ence from evil ...
... true conception of reformation is not possessed by those who talk most glibly of punishment as a reformatory agent . The true conception of refor- mation is the conversion of the will from bad to good - not abstin- ence from evil ...
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IS PEACE POSSIBLE By Dr Arthur Shadwell | 1 |
CONTROL OF THE TROPICS By E B Osborn | 24 |
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