The Modern Review, 4 tomasJ. Clarke & Company, 1883 |
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... attempting to conceive of the Old Testament as a chapter of human history ; but we may now boldly assert ( and may ... attempt to explain the grounds on which Professor Reuss and others substitute the series Prophets , Law , Psalms ...
... attempting to conceive of the Old Testament as a chapter of human history ; but we may now boldly assert ( and may ... attempt to explain the grounds on which Professor Reuss and others substitute the series Prophets , Law , Psalms ...
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... attempt , even in hasty outline , to sketch that history itself , as read in the light that now falls upon it ; but in conclusion we may dwell for a moment on one of the great lessons it seems to teach - viz . , that the end of one ...
... attempt , even in hasty outline , to sketch that history itself , as read in the light that now falls upon it ; but in conclusion we may dwell for a moment on one of the great lessons it seems to teach - viz . , that the end of one ...
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... attempt , he says , to show that the negative conclusions so often drawn from modern science were not warranted , but admitting freely for argument's sake all these con- clusions , he argued that the total effect of them was not to ...
... attempt , he says , to show that the negative conclusions so often drawn from modern science were not warranted , but admitting freely for argument's sake all these con- clusions , he argued that the total effect of them was not to ...
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... attempt to give , in the compass of a short article , any adequate idea of the whole course of its argument , or the sum of its practical conclusions . It is impossible to read the book , and exercise our own independent judgment in ...
... attempt to give , in the compass of a short article , any adequate idea of the whole course of its argument , or the sum of its practical conclusions . It is impossible to read the book , and exercise our own independent judgment in ...
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... And we think that the attempt to identify the essential qualities of the religion of Nature , or Science , and the religion of God , or religion par excellence , must always fail when it is brought 44 NATURAL RELIGION .
... And we think that the attempt to identify the essential qualities of the religion of Nature , or Science , and the religion of God , or religion par excellence , must always fail when it is brought 44 NATURAL RELIGION .
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