The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 73,Deel 2Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1913 |
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Pagina 849
... knowledge and discretion do not accept them . So long , however , as the Rationalist contention does not seem to us cogent , we shall reflect that it is not Christians only whose judgments are apt to be vitiated by personal prejudice ...
... knowledge and discretion do not accept them . So long , however , as the Rationalist contention does not seem to us cogent , we shall reflect that it is not Christians only whose judgments are apt to be vitiated by personal prejudice ...
Pagina 863
... knowledge and discretion do not accept them . So long , however , as the Rationalist contention does not seem to us cogent , we shall reflect that it is not Christians only whose judgments are apt to be vitiated by personal prejudice ...
... knowledge and discretion do not accept them . So long , however , as the Rationalist contention does not seem to us cogent , we shall reflect that it is not Christians only whose judgments are apt to be vitiated by personal prejudice ...
Pagina 863
... knowledge . Do the convictions involved in religious faith purport even to be knowledge ? or is there a religious knowledge of a different order from scientific know- ledge ? All such controversies , in which Christianity is neces ...
... knowledge . Do the convictions involved in religious faith purport even to be knowledge ? or is there a religious knowledge of a different order from scientific know- ledge ? All such controversies , in which Christianity is neces ...
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