The British Quarterly Review, 39. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1864 |
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... human institutions ; an expression which , of course , suggests that they have come from humanity . Is it not a law ... human nature upon his hands to begin with , would not the same causes again lead to the like results ? In other words ...
... human institutions ; an expression which , of course , suggests that they have come from humanity . Is it not a law ... human nature upon his hands to begin with , would not the same causes again lead to the like results ? In other words ...
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... human nature as it is as the direct workman- ship of the Almighty ; and with consistency supposes that the sin which it has been a light thing with the Divine Being to permit , it must be a light thing with him to pardon . The human ...
... human nature as it is as the direct workman- ship of the Almighty ; and with consistency supposes that the sin which it has been a light thing with the Divine Being to permit , it must be a light thing with him to pardon . The human ...
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... Humanity repairs the breach which humanity had made . What the consecration of humanity to the cause of right , and to suffering in that cause , really included in the person of our Lord , we cannot hope to comprehend . What a human ...
... Humanity repairs the breach which humanity had made . What the consecration of humanity to the cause of right , and to suffering in that cause , really included in the person of our Lord , we cannot hope to comprehend . What a human ...
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