The Nineteenth Century, Volume 24Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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... nature of God is not the object of experience . I venture to say that he takes experience in too narrow a sense . We must take it in its totality . We must accept the testimony of our whole being . And surely we have experience of God ...
... nature of God is not the object of experience . I venture to say that he takes experience in too narrow a sense . We must take it in its totality . We must accept the testimony of our whole being . And surely we have experience of God ...
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... nature were philanthropic , there would be no need of Socialism , but , human nature not being philanthropic , there is a desire to change human nature , while to change it is not possible . We can ameliorate and improve , but we cannot ...
... nature were philanthropic , there would be no need of Socialism , but , human nature not being philanthropic , there is a desire to change human nature , while to change it is not possible . We can ameliorate and improve , but we cannot ...
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... nature and extent of coast lines , the distribution of war and commercial ports , the number , direction , length , and relative importance of the sea - lines of communication . These conditions must determine the nature and amount of ...
... nature and extent of coast lines , the distribution of war and commercial ports , the number , direction , length , and relative importance of the sea - lines of communication . These conditions must determine the nature and amount of ...
Contents
THE VAGUE CRY FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION By Lord Arm | 1 |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND COUNTY COUNCILS IN FRANCE | 136 |
WHO OWNS THE CHURCHES? By the Rev Dr Jessopp | 184 |
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