Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... called ? It was called Idealism . There was already , it is true , the word Spiritualism , opposed to Mate- rialism , which might have been taken , but it was a general term , which presupposed both spirit and matter , two substan- ces ...
... called ? It was called Idealism . There was already , it is true , the word Spiritualism , opposed to Mate- rialism , which might have been taken , but it was a general term , which presupposed both spirit and matter , two substan- ces ...
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... called , whatever the name we may bear , whatever our rank or influence in the Christian world , to a higher and a more Christian work . We are all called 60 [ Jan. The Church Question .
... called , whatever the name we may bear , whatever our rank or influence in the Christian world , to a higher and a more Christian work . We are all called 60 [ Jan. The Church Question .
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... called up . - The truth is , the church we speak generally has lost the clear sense of the profound significance of her own organization , doctrines , sacraments , and sym- bols . In the present state of things , unity of polity becomes ...
... called up . - The truth is , the church we speak generally has lost the clear sense of the profound significance of her own organization , doctrines , sacraments , and sym- bols . In the present state of things , unity of polity becomes ...
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