The Beginnings of Christianity with a View of the State of the Roman World at the Birth of ChristScribner, Armstrong & Company, 1877 - 591 strán (strany) |
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... ROMAN WORLD AT THE BIRTH OF CHRIST . BY art GEORGE P. FISHER , D. D. PROFESSOR OF ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY IN YALE COLLEGE ; AUTHOR OF ESSAYS ON THE SUPERNATURAL ORIGIN OF CHRISTIANITY , " " THE REFORMATION , " ETC. NEW YORK : SCRIBNER ...
... ROMAN WORLD AT THE BIRTH OF CHRIST . BY art GEORGE P. FISHER , D. D. PROFESSOR OF ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY IN YALE COLLEGE ; AUTHOR OF ESSAYS ON THE SUPERNATURAL ORIGIN OF CHRISTIANITY , " " THE REFORMATION , " ETC. NEW YORK : SCRIBNER ...
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... Roman Empire , I have dwelt upon the less familiar but more deeply interesting branch of the topic - the mental and moral prep- aration for the Gospel , which was partly the result of the Roman polity , but which flowed , also , from ...
... Roman Empire , I have dwelt upon the less familiar but more deeply interesting branch of the topic - the mental and moral prep- aration for the Gospel , which was partly the result of the Roman polity , but which flowed , also , from ...
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... Roman customs and manners , I owe most to the compact and well - digested treatise of Friedländer . Although I cannot always follow him to the full extent , in his judgments respecting ancient society , where they depart from the usual ...
... Roman customs and manners , I owe most to the compact and well - digested treatise of Friedländer . Although I cannot always follow him to the full extent , in his judgments respecting ancient society , where they depart from the usual ...
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... ROMAN WORLD AT THE BIRTH OF CHRIST . CHAPTER I. THE NATURE OF CHRISTIANITY AND ITS RELATION TO THE JEWISH AND HEATHEN RELIGIONS . CHRISTIANITY is an historical religion . It is made up of events , or , to say the least , springs out of ...
... ROMAN WORLD AT THE BIRTH OF CHRIST . CHAPTER I. THE NATURE OF CHRISTIANITY AND ITS RELATION TO THE JEWISH AND HEATHEN RELIGIONS . CHRISTIANITY is an historical religion . It is made up of events , or , to say the least , springs out of ...
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... Roman Catho- lic authors , as De Maistre , and Möhler , on the continent , and Newman in England . As Newman , in his most in- teresting and suggestive Essay , has shown , political and re- ligious ideas are in their own nature ...
... Roman Catho- lic authors , as De Maistre , and Möhler , on the continent , and Newman in England . As Newman , in his most in- teresting and suggestive Essay , has shown , political and re- ligious ideas are in their own nature ...
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