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... through successive stages until He finally emerged in the New Testament as the gentle , merci- ful , forgiving Father of all mankind . In the course of time the impact of new knowledge , and especially knowledge of science and the ...
... through successive stages until He finally emerged in the New Testament as the gentle , merci- ful , forgiving Father of all mankind . In the course of time the impact of new knowledge , and especially knowledge of science and the ...
Halaman 199
Since their time , knowledge has been con- stantly busy with the criticism of every structure erected by the human mind . It has been posing ever more difficult prob- lems to the imagination which would arrange that knowledge into a ...
Since their time , knowledge has been con- stantly busy with the criticism of every structure erected by the human mind . It has been posing ever more difficult prob- lems to the imagination which would arrange that knowledge into a ...
Halaman 360
to our ex - representatives hypocritically without real knowledge of the subject , or does it expect that we shall merge our private lives wholly in our service to the state , and lose our humanism in our citizenship ?
to our ex - representatives hypocritically without real knowledge of the subject , or does it expect that we shall merge our private lives wholly in our service to the state , and lose our humanism in our citizenship ?
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LEE WILSON DODD On Learning to Read | 16 |
HEYWOOD BROUN Seabury Versus Cicero | 41 |
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