Anniversary AddressesCongregational Sunday School and Publishing Company, 1894 - 517 pages |
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Page 205
... England , as shall never be put out . " The hand of violence has helped disseminate the Church . As the first disciples lingered round Jerusa- lem it was persecution that drove them forth " every where preaching the word . " So Philip ...
... England , as shall never be put out . " The hand of violence has helped disseminate the Church . As the first disciples lingered round Jerusa- lem it was persecution that drove them forth " every where preaching the word . " So Philip ...
Page 217
... men , and produced a more salutary effect on the whole system of education in England than any other man of his time , if not of any time , went to his work - - with a determination to make it " a CHRISTIANITY IN THE COLLEGE . 217.
... men , and produced a more salutary effect on the whole system of education in England than any other man of his time , if not of any time , went to his work - - with a determination to make it " a CHRISTIANITY IN THE COLLEGE . 217.
Page 229
... England and formerly in the colleges of this country . They seem almost incredible among a body of students of the humanities . They took their worst form , apparently , at a time when religion in the college was at its lowest ebb . The ...
... England and formerly in the colleges of this country . They seem almost incredible among a body of students of the humanities . They took their worst form , apparently , at a time when religion in the college was at its lowest ebb . The ...
Page 244
... England of 1776 . II . But religious principle not only qualifies the individual man to be free : it meets the outward condi- tions of political freedom . The problem involves many difficulties and seeming incompatibilities . Ultimate ...
... England of 1776 . II . But religious principle not only qualifies the individual man to be free : it meets the outward condi- tions of political freedom . The problem involves many difficulties and seeming incompatibilities . Ultimate ...
Page 247
... England , it can accept the greatest needful changes without violence or convulsion . It can inspire men to defend with invincible arm the liberties of their families , friends , and country ; and , when those liberties are secure , to ...
... England , it can accept the greatest needful changes without violence or convulsion . It can inspire men to defend with invincible arm the liberties of their families , friends , and country ; and , when those liberties are secure , to ...
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