The Religious Life of Samuel JohnsonArchon Books, 1983 - 184 oldal |
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... religion is an important article . " 1 Johnson himself made no at- tempt to conceal the importance of religion for him nor the central place that it occupied in his life . Writing to Queeney Thrale just six months before he died , he ...
... religion is an important article . " 1 Johnson himself made no at- tempt to conceal the importance of religion for him nor the central place that it occupied in his life . Writing to Queeney Thrale just six months before he died , he ...
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... religion ; being directly caused by those absurd passions which religion teaches us to deny . " 39 These remarks must have seemed to Johnson as if they were directed at his own inability to reconcile his religious needs with his ...
... religion ; being directly caused by those absurd passions which religion teaches us to deny . " 39 These remarks must have seemed to Johnson as if they were directed at his own inability to reconcile his religious needs with his ...
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... religion in which we have been educated . That is the religion given you , the religion in which it may be said Providence has placed you . If you live conscientiously in that religion , you may be safe.'2 Johnson's passionate attack ...
... religion in which we have been educated . That is the religion given you , the religion in which it may be said Providence has placed you . If you live conscientiously in that religion , you may be safe.'2 Johnson's passionate attack ...
Tartalomjegyzék
Preface | 9 |
The Anvil of Anxiety | 15 |
The Crucible of Faith | 34 |
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