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It would be difficult indeed for non - Christians to grasp the nature of the soil and seed of Christianity if they were not even acquainted with the Christian Bible with its picture of the long - vanished conditions of the soil of ...
It would be difficult indeed for non - Christians to grasp the nature of the soil and seed of Christianity if they were not even acquainted with the Christian Bible with its picture of the long - vanished conditions of the soil of ...
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ably be considered in the same political category or religious condition of mind as Christians of the 82 million people of ... On the one hand , in Russia it has long been a criminal offence to give religious , including Christian ...
ably be considered in the same political category or religious condition of mind as Christians of the 82 million people of ... On the one hand , in Russia it has long been a criminal offence to give religious , including Christian ...
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... and it is easy to imagine Lockhart's perturbation . Croker was no easy contributor . In 1845 the blow - so long dreaded - fell ; Newman made his submission to Rome . His ' Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine ' was ...
... and it is easy to imagine Lockhart's perturbation . Croker was no easy contributor . In 1845 the blow - so long dreaded - fell ; Newman made his submission to Rome . His ' Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine ' was ...
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JANUARY 1953 | 1 |
A Humanitarian Prophet | 7 |
CONTENTS No 593 JULY 1952 | 11 |
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