The Religious Life of Samuel JohnsonArchon Books, 1983 - 184 oldal |
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... spiritual presumption and part of it sprang from his sense of his own unworthiness and sinfulness . Although the causes of this reluctance are complex , nevertheless its effect was clear . It created in him an additional spiritual ...
... spiritual presumption and part of it sprang from his sense of his own unworthiness and sinfulness . Although the causes of this reluctance are complex , nevertheless its effect was clear . It created in him an additional spiritual ...
79. oldal
... spiritual diaries . " And O Lord , enable me by thy Grace to use all diligence in redeeming the time which I have spent in Sloth , Vanity , and wickedness ; to make use of they Gifts to the honour of thy Name ; to lead a new life in thy ...
... spiritual diaries . " And O Lord , enable me by thy Grace to use all diligence in redeeming the time which I have spent in Sloth , Vanity , and wickedness ; to make use of they Gifts to the honour of thy Name ; to lead a new life in thy ...
141. oldal
... spiritual agony that he was now undergoing . 3 He turned to Richard Baxter , the great Puritan churchman whom Johnson praised to Boswell on several occasions and whom James Gray has argued Johnson respected most of the dissenting ...
... spiritual agony that he was now undergoing . 3 He turned to Richard Baxter , the great Puritan churchman whom Johnson praised to Boswell on several occasions and whom James Gray has argued Johnson respected most of the dissenting ...
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Preface | 9 |
The Anvil of Anxiety | 15 |
The Crucible of Faith | 34 |
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