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... Hooker and Taylor and the Cambridge Platonists and Milton , the spirit of man and the revealed word of God together proclaim unshakable absolutes which God Him- self , if He could be imagined as having the desire , could not change . I ...
... Hooker and Taylor and the Cambridge Platonists and Milton , the spirit of man and the revealed word of God together proclaim unshakable absolutes which God Him- self , if He could be imagined as having the desire , could not change . I ...
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... Hooker said in opening his defense of divine and human reason against dogmatic and irrational Calvinism , a rebel always finds a ready and admiring audience , whereas one who maintains things established has to meet a number of heavy ...
... Hooker said in opening his defense of divine and human reason against dogmatic and irrational Calvinism , a rebel always finds a ready and admiring audience , whereas one who maintains things established has to meet a number of heavy ...
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... Hooker , Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity , I , vii , 6 : " For evil as evil cannot be desired : if that be desired which is evil , the cause is the good- ness which is or seemeth to be joined with it . " Hooker refers to Eve in the ...
... Hooker , Of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity , I , vii , 6 : " For evil as evil cannot be desired : if that be desired which is evil , the cause is the good- ness which is or seemeth to be joined with it . " Hooker refers to Eve in the ...
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Religious and Ethical Principles | 29 |
Characters and Drama | 58 |
The Poetical Texture | 88 |
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