Religious and Moral Ideas in the Novels of George EliotUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1963 - 398 pages |
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... felt that Christianity must be founded on unquestioning faith in and literal acceptance of its doctrines . Furthermore , by reviving the doctrine of justification by faith , they tried to make religion a vital force in the lives of the ...
... felt that Christianity must be founded on unquestioning faith in and literal acceptance of its doctrines . Furthermore , by reviving the doctrine of justification by faith , they tried to make religion a vital force in the lives of the ...
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Jagdish Chander. but philosophy does not become dynamic until it is felt on the pulses . Intellectual convictions must be verified in experience ; only then can we revitalize our moral sense , quicken our sympathies , refine our ... felt ...
Jagdish Chander. but philosophy does not become dynamic until it is felt on the pulses . Intellectual convictions must be verified in experience ; only then can we revitalize our moral sense , quicken our sympathies , refine our ... felt ...
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... felt , woman has something specific to contribute . " To Aurora Leigh , she gives whole - hearted praise because she finds in it the expression of intense feminine feelings and Mrs. Browning , she writes , " is the first woman thoughts ...
... felt , woman has something specific to contribute . " To Aurora Leigh , she gives whole - hearted praise because she finds in it the expression of intense feminine feelings and Mrs. Browning , she writes , " is the first woman thoughts ...
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