North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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... Christianity to be the final and universal religion . " It has to be conceded that Christianity is a good way from being uni- versal yet ; but do you know whether there has been a gain or a loss in this respect during the last century ...
... Christianity to be the final and universal religion . " It has to be conceded that Christianity is a good way from being uni- versal yet ; but do you know whether there has been a gain or a loss in this respect during the last century ...
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... Christianity prohibits our doing a host of things that we would like to do , and requires us to do another host of things that we have no disposition to do . Every inch that Christianity has gained or may still be gaining it has gained ...
... Christianity prohibits our doing a host of things that we would like to do , and requires us to do another host of things that we have no disposition to do . Every inch that Christianity has gained or may still be gaining it has gained ...
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... Christianity is so differently understood and interpreted by different people , he that writes about it would do well to state clearly his own view of its meaning and scope . I hold Christians to be those who , accepting Jesus of ...
... Christianity is so differently understood and interpreted by different people , he that writes about it would do well to state clearly his own view of its meaning and scope . I hold Christians to be those who , accepting Jesus of ...
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