Brownson's Quarterly ReviewBenjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... theologians prior to the rise of Protestantism and its assertion of the Scriptures interpreted by private judgment ... theologians , the scientists have carried the day , have for the most part emancipated themselves from theology , and ...
... theologians prior to the rise of Protestantism and its assertion of the Scriptures interpreted by private judgment ... theologians , the scientists have carried the day , have for the most part emancipated themselves from theology , and ...
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... theologians more and to trust his own individual reasonings less . " Very possibly . Dr. Brownson does not pre- tend to be a learned theologian , but the Pilot cites no theologian except De Lugo , with whose works he has not been rather ...
... theologians more and to trust his own individual reasonings less . " Very possibly . Dr. Brownson does not pre- tend to be a learned theologian , but the Pilot cites no theologian except De Lugo , with whose works he has not been rather ...
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... theologian of the Boston Pilot , however much he has studied the theologians , and however little he may have trusted to his individual reasonings . We do not pretend to be a theologian , but we do claim to have some logic , and a ...
... theologian of the Boston Pilot , however much he has studied the theologians , and however little he may have trusted to his individual reasonings . We do not pretend to be a theologian , but we do claim to have some logic , and a ...
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