The Transit of Learning: A Social and Cultural Interpretation of American Educational HistoryAlfred Publishing Company, 1979 - 487 sider |
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... reason and conscience , that in this New World they could create a moral , mental , and spiritual climate wherein the best in men could be capitalized and mankind could be saved . They did not stop to debate the meaning of salvation ...
... reason and conscience , that in this New World they could create a moral , mental , and spiritual climate wherein the best in men could be capitalized and mankind could be saved . They did not stop to debate the meaning of salvation ...
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... reason , ready to condemn reason whenever it threatened to impose its criteria on belief . There was something in Puri- tanism's dogmatic attitude toward religion and the social order to confirm and make this assumption appear stronger ...
... reason , ready to condemn reason whenever it threatened to impose its criteria on belief . There was something in Puri- tanism's dogmatic attitude toward religion and the social order to confirm and make this assumption appear stronger ...
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... reason as unnecessary and dangerous for persons committed to the Christian life . They refused to submit God's word as found in scripture to the arbitrament of reason . The doubts of this camp were kindled by the audacious promises the ...
... reason as unnecessary and dangerous for persons committed to the Christian life . They refused to submit God's word as found in scripture to the arbitrament of reason . The doubts of this camp were kindled by the audacious promises the ...
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