The Quarterly Review, Volume 264,Nummer 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Pagina 226
... reasons of date ; but he is not indebted to the Bible only because he was himself one of the great creators of the language in which it was written . And Shakespeare's name makes it desirable , perhaps , that a reason should be given ...
... reasons of date ; but he is not indebted to the Bible only because he was himself one of the great creators of the language in which it was written . And Shakespeare's name makes it desirable , perhaps , that a reason should be given ...
Pagina 284
... Reason is free , and reason he made right . ' This sovereignty of reason is central in his thought , and he uses the freedom it gave him to construct a cosmogony , Christian in broad outline , but far removed in its par- ticulars and ...
... Reason is free , and reason he made right . ' This sovereignty of reason is central in his thought , and he uses the freedom it gave him to construct a cosmogony , Christian in broad outline , but far removed in its par- ticulars and ...
Pagina 289
... Reason of Church Government , ' published in February 1642 , advocating the abolition of the ecclesiastical hierarchy , as contrary to right and reason , he recognises the existence of a hierarchy in heavenly matters , affirming the ...
... Reason of Church Government , ' published in February 1642 , advocating the abolition of the ecclesiastical hierarchy , as contrary to right and reason , he recognises the existence of a hierarchy in heavenly matters , affirming the ...
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CONTENTS | 193 |
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SOME PHILOSOPHIES IN ENGLISH POETRY | 224 |
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