Exploring American ReligionMayfield Pub., 1990 - 376 Seiten |
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... Humanity , in such usage , therefore shrinks to what human beings experience and enact in their ordi- nary round of thoughts and activities . The depths of consciousness and conscience , where more than temporal or secular values can ...
... Humanity , in such usage , therefore shrinks to what human beings experience and enact in their ordi- nary round of thoughts and activities . The depths of consciousness and conscience , where more than temporal or secular values can ...
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... human . The implication for American theology has been that scientific and entrepreneurial enterprise could be aspects of human greatness . Emerson does not tie this implication to biblical counsels . His only overt theological ...
... human . The implication for American theology has been that scientific and entrepreneurial enterprise could be aspects of human greatness . Emerson does not tie this implication to biblical counsels . His only overt theological ...
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... human nature was corrupt , if not depraved . On its own human nature would more comply with ten- dencies toward evil than stand against them . Rationalists , influenced by the Enlightenment , might strip away such theological ...
... human nature was corrupt , if not depraved . On its own human nature would more comply with ten- dencies toward evil than stand against them . Rationalists , influenced by the Enlightenment , might strip away such theological ...
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PART One A History of American | 1 |
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R | 4 |
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