Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1853 |
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Orestes Augustus Brownson. perfection by human works , is precisely what Evangelical- ism presents , and what it condemns us for not presenting . Rome does not teach that human virtues are perfect , but she does teach that there can be ...
Orestes Augustus Brownson. perfection by human works , is precisely what Evangelical- ism presents , and what it condemns us for not presenting . Rome does not teach that human virtues are perfect , but she does teach that there can be ...
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... human or rational elements at work . This tendency to rationalize history certainly has its dangers , but if followed soberly and with due subordination to the supernatural purpose of God , or the grand providential plan which we call ...
... human or rational elements at work . This tendency to rationalize history certainly has its dangers , but if followed soberly and with due subordination to the supernatural purpose of God , or the grand providential plan which we call ...
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... human na- ture and human reason , which Calvinism theoretically anni- hilates . It is a protest against a pretended religion that outrages common sense , and deprives man of his manhood 1 ; that denies his nature under pretence of ...
... human na- ture and human reason , which Calvinism theoretically anni- hilates . It is a protest against a pretended religion that outrages common sense , and deprives man of his manhood 1 ; that denies his nature under pretence of ...
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