Samuel Johnson, 95. kötetTwayne Publishers, 1970 - 245 oldal |
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... Augustinian Christianity taught by the Book of Common Prayer , he could have had no belief in the doctrine that any man's works in themselves can contribute to the salvation of his soul . ... • On the following Saturday , Hawkins called ...
... Augustinian Christianity taught by the Book of Common Prayer , he could have had no belief in the doctrine that any man's works in themselves can contribute to the salvation of his soul . ... • On the following Saturday , Hawkins called ...
122. oldal
... Augustinian . " For the benefit of some readers , it may be desirable to go into some detail about what the teachings of the Gospels implied in terms of individual morality for the sixteenth- to eighteenth- century English Christian ...
... Augustinian . " For the benefit of some readers , it may be desirable to go into some detail about what the teachings of the Gospels implied in terms of individual morality for the sixteenth- to eighteenth- century English Christian ...
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... Augustinian and empiricist morality . " Let a man seek pleasure everywhere except in himself , " as Walt Whitman wrote : " Let a woman seek happiness everywhere except in herself . " There is one problem in the relations between ...
... Augustinian and empiricist morality . " Let a man seek pleasure everywhere except in himself , " as Walt Whitman wrote : " Let a woman seek happiness everywhere except in herself . " There is one problem in the relations between ...
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Preface | 9 |
The Man and His Life +5 | 15 |
The Poet | 45 |
Copyright | |
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