The English Review, Volume 10F. & J. Rivington., 1848 |
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Page 44
... feeling , and we think that a really irreverent expression is not to be found in it . It must be remembered , that Napper is a Jesuit in the disguise of a Puritan ; and that though among the Puritans there were very many men actuated by ...
... feeling , and we think that a really irreverent expression is not to be found in it . It must be remembered , that Napper is a Jesuit in the disguise of a Puritan ; and that though among the Puritans there were very many men actuated by ...
Page 46
... feel attracted by the prospect of an external and visible infallibility , under which they can take refuge : they exaggerate the difficulties of their own position ; they even resolve to doubt all things , and persuade themselves that ...
... feel attracted by the prospect of an external and visible infallibility , under which they can take refuge : they exaggerate the difficulties of their own position ; they even resolve to doubt all things , and persuade themselves that ...
Page 56
... feeling towards St. Athanasius , supposed to exist in the minds of some of the English clergy , whence their Arianism is plainly inferred ; though it would be obvious to any candid and reflecting mind , even if the thing itself was true ...
... feeling towards St. Athanasius , supposed to exist in the minds of some of the English clergy , whence their Arianism is plainly inferred ; though it would be obvious to any candid and reflecting mind , even if the thing itself was true ...
Page 58
... Now , it is perfectly true that a weak man , in slipshod talk , might say any thing even as silly as this ; but when this is represented as a fair sample of Anglicanism , 66 we feel the monstrosity of the calumny . We 58 Loss and Gain .
... Now , it is perfectly true that a weak man , in slipshod talk , might say any thing even as silly as this ; but when this is represented as a fair sample of Anglicanism , 66 we feel the monstrosity of the calumny . We 58 Loss and Gain .
Page 59
66 we feel the monstrosity of the calumny . We know that justifica- tion , or " being accounted righteous before God , " is only for the merit of our Lord , received by faith , and manifested forth in works , as the next Article ...
66 we feel the monstrosity of the calumny . We know that justifica- tion , or " being accounted righteous before God , " is only for the merit of our Lord , received by faith , and manifested forth in works , as the next Article ...
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