Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... unity of the Christian Life , the deep , the eternal , the creative principle of Christian unity , which is Christ himself . In other words , we must rise to a full comprehension of that higher unity , which is the principle and cause ...
... unity of the Christian Life , the deep , the eternal , the creative principle of Christian unity , which is Christ himself . In other words , we must rise to a full comprehension of that higher unity , which is the principle and cause ...
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... unity . It is to this principle , that we must look ; for unity can be effected only by appealing to a princi- ple common to all . Unity by conversion of one com- munion to another , much more of all communions to one , is out of the ...
... unity . It is to this principle , that we must look ; for unity can be effected only by appealing to a princi- ple common to all . Unity by conversion of one com- munion to another , much more of all communions to one , is out of the ...
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... Unity ; and , in fine , the idea of Re- lation to that of Synthesis ; and we are by no means disposed to deny this ... Unity . Unity may be predicated of the finite as well as of the infinite , and the conception . of the infinite is ...
... Unity ; and , in fine , the idea of Re- lation to that of Synthesis ; and we are by no means disposed to deny this ... Unity . Unity may be predicated of the finite as well as of the infinite , and the conception . of the infinite is ...
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