William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... Wesley , one of the most important educational thinkers in the century . Wesley's influence on Cowper's educational thought cannot be estimated with exactness . There are fewer direct references to Wesley in Cowper than one would ...
... Wesley , one of the most important educational thinkers in the century . Wesley's influence on Cowper's educational thought cannot be estimated with exactness . There are fewer direct references to Wesley in Cowper than one would ...
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... Wesley was able to postulate animal immortality not on a basis of similarity between man and beast but on the divine plan , as he saw it worked out . It is interesting that on this point Toplady , Wesley's bitterest opponent , agreed ...
... Wesley was able to postulate animal immortality not on a basis of similarity between man and beast but on the divine plan , as he saw it worked out . It is interesting that on this point Toplady , Wesley's bitterest opponent , agreed ...
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Lodwick Hartley. remarked that Wesley meant imperishable rather than im- mortal , and looked upon the passage as proof that Wesley's intellect never rose above logic . ) 31 Wesley felt that in Paradise animals had a highly developed ...
Lodwick Hartley. remarked that Wesley meant imperishable rather than im- mortal , and looked upon the passage as proof that Wesley's intellect never rose above logic . ) 31 Wesley felt that in Paradise animals had a highly developed ...
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