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Whatever may have happened to his formal beliefs in later life , his mode of
religion and spirituality remains literary in the Anglican sense . His ' style ' in
religion continued to resemble Bishop Butler's , or Coleridge's , or even Wesley's
, much ...
Whatever may have happened to his formal beliefs in later life , his mode of
religion and spirituality remains literary in the Anglican sense . His ' style ' in
religion continued to resemble Bishop Butler's , or Coleridge's , or even Wesley's
, much ...
Page 447
1 ) ; and castigated as sharply ' the typical Anglican priest or layman ' who thinks
of the Eucharist ' primarily as something which is said , ' not done ( ibid . , p . 12 ) .
But Dix and those who follow him have been busy manufacturing a dilemma ...
1 ) ; and castigated as sharply ' the typical Anglican priest or layman ' who thinks
of the Eucharist ' primarily as something which is said , ' not done ( ibid . , p . 12 ) .
But Dix and those who follow him have been busy manufacturing a dilemma ...
Page 451
The universities now are not brimful with Anglican professors in all sorts of
learning . The instructors of ordinands are not now usually learned men . There
are few Anglican theologians anywhere in sight . We can acknowledge that a thin
red ...
The universities now are not brimful with Anglican professors in all sorts of
learning . The instructors of ordinands are not now usually learned men . There
are few Anglican theologians anywhere in sight . We can acknowledge that a thin
red ...
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| Title | The Quarterly Review |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1959 |
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