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But , after all , Cabbalism is equally of heathen origin : it is found in all the ancient mysteries , Egyptian , Phœ- nician , or Grecian ; and as such we must regard it . The strange cosmogonies , the generations of Eons , are not to ...
But , after all , Cabbalism is equally of heathen origin : it is found in all the ancient mysteries , Egyptian , Phœ- nician , or Grecian ; and as such we must regard it . The strange cosmogonies , the generations of Eons , are not to ...
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... he might say that he had seen an angle trisected , he might persist in his belief that he had seen the sun move from west to east - or any other fact equally unlikely , or , as Professor Powell might express it , equally impossible ...
... he might say that he had seen an angle trisected , he might persist in his belief that he had seen the sun move from west to east - or any other fact equally unlikely , or , as Professor Powell might express it , equally impossible ...
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from an Eastern source different from that equally Eastern source whence was derived the Church of Rome . But the British Eastern theory , if it means anything , means that the British Church stands distinguished from all other Western ...
from an Eastern source different from that equally Eastern source whence was derived the Church of Rome . But the British Eastern theory , if it means anything , means that the British Church stands distinguished from all other Western ...
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Christian Remembrancer: Or, The Churchman's Biblical ..., Volumes 27 à 28 Affichage du livre entier - 1854 |
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allowed appears authority believe Bishop British called cathedral cause century character Christian Church clergy common Council course court death Desgenettes doubt ecclesiastical effect England English equally established evidence existence expression fact faith feeling friends give given ground hands Holy hope influence instance interest Italy Jews King language learning least less letter lived Lord matter means mind nature never notice object observe once opinion original party passed perhaps period persons position practical present principle probably prove question readers reason received religion religious remains remarkable respect Roman Rome schools seems side society speak spirit suppose taken things thought tion true truth volume whole writer young