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... regarded as a variation of the first . For it too lays emphasis on the part which the spiritual beings have played but the manner in which it is done is emphasized . And , indeed it is a curious explanation . Recourse is taken to the ...
... regarded as a variation of the first . For it too lays emphasis on the part which the spiritual beings have played but the manner in which it is done is emphasized . And , indeed it is a curious explanation . Recourse is taken to the ...
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... regarded as plain stubbornness , lay the fundamental cause of the persecution of the early Church . On the part of the Christians the refusal to acknowledge the Roman divinities and to swear by the genius of the Emperor and to call him ...
... regarded as plain stubbornness , lay the fundamental cause of the persecution of the early Church . On the part of the Christians the refusal to acknowledge the Roman divinities and to swear by the genius of the Emperor and to call him ...
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... regarded as an evil which must certainly be suppressed , and if possible eliminated . Because of its glorification of reason it was led to advocate the suppression of the affections , and thereby also expressed its peculiar aloofness ...
... regarded as an evil which must certainly be suppressed , and if possible eliminated . Because of its glorification of reason it was led to advocate the suppression of the affections , and thereby also expressed its peculiar aloofness ...
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Introduction | 11 |
IV | 38 |
Greek Thought in the New Testament | 58 |
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