The British Quarterly Review, Volume 47Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1868 - Christianity |
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Page 419
... religion , and that it is impossible to separate secular from religious teaching . We should have supposed that nothing could be easier ; we are sure that nothing can be more common . To us the great difficulty appears to lie not in ...
... religion , and that it is impossible to separate secular from religious teaching . We should have supposed that nothing could be easier ; we are sure that nothing can be more common . To us the great difficulty appears to lie not in ...
Page 420
... religious convictions , -convictions which may derive very solid support and very valuable influence from his official position . There is no doubt that the religious character of Sir John Lawrence renders his presence in Calcutta a ...
... religious convictions , -convictions which may derive very solid support and very valuable influence from his official position . There is no doubt that the religious character of Sir John Lawrence renders his presence in Calcutta a ...
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... religious zeal by diminishing its grants to schools if the religious instruction has not been satisfactory ? Let these matters be left to the conscience and zeal of the school managers , ( 3. ) No school should henceforth receive any ...
... religious zeal by diminishing its grants to schools if the religious instruction has not been satisfactory ? Let these matters be left to the conscience and zeal of the school managers , ( 3. ) No school should henceforth receive any ...
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