William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... matter argument that the Evangelical movement was the most important single humanitarian force in the century . of In the first half of the century the activity of the Church in humanitarian endeavor leaves much to be desired . The ...
... matter argument that the Evangelical movement was the most important single humanitarian force in the century . of In the first half of the century the activity of the Church in humanitarian endeavor leaves much to be desired . The ...
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... matter of benevolence , it must be remembered that in the thought of the leaders in the Evangelical revival philanthropy must be not merely a social but a Christian virtue . To leave it merely in the plane of social virtues was not to ...
... matter of benevolence , it must be remembered that in the thought of the leaders in the Evangelical revival philanthropy must be not merely a social but a Christian virtue . To leave it merely in the plane of social virtues was not to ...
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... matter will naturally have to receive some consideration . In regard to Cowper's exaggeration Professor Hartmann has painstak- ingly proved the obvious ; unfortunately , the German scholar placed inferior emphasis on a vastly more ...
... matter will naturally have to receive some consideration . In regard to Cowper's exaggeration Professor Hartmann has painstak- ingly proved the obvious ; unfortunately , the German scholar placed inferior emphasis on a vastly more ...
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