The Religious Life of Samuel JohnsonArchon Books, 1983 - 184 oldal |
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53. oldal
... thought of themselves as rational Anglicans but differed from their more orthodox brethren in the emphasis that they placed upon the power of the divine spirit to confirm the faith of the believer and to transform his personal life ...
... thought of themselves as rational Anglicans but differed from their more orthodox brethren in the emphasis that they placed upon the power of the divine spirit to confirm the faith of the believer and to transform his personal life ...
139. oldal
... thoughts have been clouded with sensuality . " And his fear grew that such a failure of moral discipline would impede ... thought of scruple as doubt , especially religious doubts or concerns , as in the phrase " vain scruples , " but he ...
... thoughts have been clouded with sensuality . " And his fear grew that such a failure of moral discipline would impede ... thought of scruple as doubt , especially religious doubts or concerns , as in the phrase " vain scruples , " but he ...
150. oldal
... Thoughts , " confirms , namely , that there were two main sources of anxiety . " The first pertained to what Johnson called scruples , by which he meant all those doubts that continually haunted him regarding his religious conduct ...
... Thoughts , " confirms , namely , that there were two main sources of anxiety . " The first pertained to what Johnson called scruples , by which he meant all those doubts that continually haunted him regarding his religious conduct ...
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Preface | 9 |
The Anvil of Anxiety | 15 |
The Crucible of Faith | 34 |
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