The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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Page 17
... minds . As a result , there were soon as many religions as readers ; but in time these readers grouped themselves into a series of sects with a corre- sponding number of churches . The mind of the protestant child , and of many ...
... minds . As a result , there were soon as many religions as readers ; but in time these readers grouped themselves into a series of sects with a corre- sponding number of churches . The mind of the protestant child , and of many ...
Page 36
... mind of Jesus , and feel through him the power of God , they are then free to endow and adorn him with those elements of symbolism which are inseparable from public worship , with order , beauty , and splendour , even with the mira ...
... mind of Jesus , and feel through him the power of God , they are then free to endow and adorn him with those elements of symbolism which are inseparable from public worship , with order , beauty , and splendour , even with the mira ...
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... minds . am strenuously honest . . . when I am not working my mind is absolutely idle . ' One of the consequences was that while he was instantly critical of any defect in personality , behaviour , or style , he had small if any concern ...
... minds . am strenuously honest . . . when I am not working my mind is absolutely idle . ' One of the consequences was that while he was instantly critical of any defect in personality , behaviour , or style , he had small if any concern ...
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