The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 101
... Crucifixion has to solve the difficult problem of giving sensuous expression to an idea which discredits the world of sense . The solution will be his , only if he understands the real nature of this transcendental conception . In the ...
... Crucifixion has to solve the difficult problem of giving sensuous expression to an idea which discredits the world of sense . The solution will be his , only if he understands the real nature of this transcendental conception . In the ...
Page 105
... Crucifixion ; and triptychs which bore the Resur- rection in addition . It was part of their teaching that these events were inseparable and the Incarnation a necessary preliminary to the atoning work of the Cross . Witness , Irenæus ...
... Crucifixion ; and triptychs which bore the Resur- rection in addition . It was part of their teaching that these events were inseparable and the Incarnation a necessary preliminary to the atoning work of the Cross . Witness , Irenæus ...
Page 109
... Crucifixion . His fellows were preoccupied more with the spirit of pomp and pageantry , with glorifying human power rather than Divine Sacrifice ; and the Christ , though He continued to be a historical person in the scenes depicted ...
... Crucifixion . His fellows were preoccupied more with the spirit of pomp and pageantry , with glorifying human power rather than Divine Sacrifice ; and the Christ , though He continued to be a historical person in the scenes depicted ...
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