Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 227
... Christian community , but that a legis- lature composed of Christians and Jews should legislate for a community composed of Christians and Jews . On nine hundred and ninety - nine questions out of a thousand , on all questions of police ...
... Christian community , but that a legis- lature composed of Christians and Jews should legislate for a community composed of Christians and Jews . On nine hundred and ninety - nine questions out of a thousand , on all questions of police ...
Page 264
... Christian government . In no part of the world is heathenism more cruel , more licentious , more fruitful of absurd ... Christian law of love and the Christian hope of glory , is unworthy of the indulgence which is reserved for the ...
... Christian government . In no part of the world is heathenism more cruel , more licentious , more fruitful of absurd ... Christian law of love and the Christian hope of glory , is unworthy of the indulgence which is reserved for the ...
Page 274
... Christian usages and doctrines , afterwards rambles to Marseilles , where he finds a Christian society , rich , liberal , and simple - hearted . He pretends to be a Christian , attracts notice by his abilities and affected zeal , and is ...
... Christian usages and doctrines , afterwards rambles to Marseilles , where he finds a Christian society , rich , liberal , and simple - hearted . He pretends to be a Christian , attracts notice by his abilities and affected zeal , and is ...
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