The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 184
... Christianity and every Christian are crucially concerned . In view of their common basis and common appeal from the Christ of the Churches to the Jesus of History ' they may be considered in conjunction . It is a conception which cannot ...
... Christianity and every Christian are crucially concerned . In view of their common basis and common appeal from the Christ of the Churches to the Jesus of History ' they may be considered in conjunction . It is a conception which cannot ...
Pagina 190
... Christian has an even more crucial concern in this matter . How little , especially in the gospel according to Mr. Heard , these ' religions of Jesus ' correspond with the text of the Christian Scriptures , with the corpus of Christian ...
... Christian has an even more crucial concern in this matter . How little , especially in the gospel according to Mr. Heard , these ' religions of Jesus ' correspond with the text of the Christian Scriptures , with the corpus of Christian ...
Pagina 191
... Christianity speaking with the authority of the whole Bible and the whole Christian tradition , or a ' religion of humanity . ' He ' cannot serve two masters ' ; he must either serve the God - Man or the Man - God . The specimens which ...
... Christianity speaking with the authority of the whole Bible and the whole Christian tradition , or a ' religion of humanity . ' He ' cannot serve two masters ' ; he must either serve the God - Man or the Man - God . The specimens which ...
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