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...ous!” Every marriage was like another gray hair on his head; and the jolly church bells seemed to taunt him with his fifty years and fair round belly.... ...h about as much religion as my William likes; and then, with all speed, to church. To deal plainly, if they only married when they fell in love, most ... ...day long on the 20 Robert Louis Stevenson piano, and sings ravishingly in church, it requires a rough infidelity, falsely called cynicism, to believe... ...at to be a form of victory. Hope is a kind old pagan; but Faith grew up in Christian days, and early learnt humility. In the one temper, a man is indi... ...St. Paul had not been a very zealous Pharisee, he would have been a colder Christian. For my part, I look back to the time when I was a Socialist with... ... be surprised if the scream is sometimes a theory. Shelley, chafing at the Church of England, discovered the cure of all evils in universal athe- ism.... ...ind as much to quarrel about in the Bible as they had found already in the Church. Age may have one side, but assuredly Youth has the other. There is ... ...ack, when he is half in a mind to throw it bodily over the hedge and, like Christian on a similar occa- sion, “give three leaps and go on singing.” An...

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...l system there. Never had Carol bent his head before King or Communes, the Church or Finance. Intrusted in the days of yore with the keeping of a Fren... ...l [Choisnel], the faithful steward, was obliged to buy in his own name the church, the parsonage house, the castle gardens, and other places to which ... ... dead wife. T o the stubbornness of the Frank he united the fortitude of a Christian. These things came to pass in the second year of the nine- teenth... ...nsieur?” said Mme. du Croisier. “Would you not forgive? Then you are not a Christian.” 94 The Collection of Antiquities “I forgive as God forgives, m... ... of that Liberalism, which, in her director’s opinion, wished to crush the Church. The Left benches for her meant the popular upheaval and the scaffol... ...er two creeds; between wifely obedience to her husband as laid down by the Church, and obedience to the altar and the throne. Her hus- band, in her ey... ...y come forward for their side, and wished to secure the concurrence of the Church as early as possible. So he went to the Hotel d’Esgrignon, roused up... ... back the falling tears that made answer for her. But in Mlle. Armande the Christian overcame Victurnien’s aunt. “Ah, I was wrong; forgive me, Mme. la...

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...belfry of the middle tower, gave an air of distinction to the village. The church, also very old, showed near by its pointed steeple, which harmonized... ...that sum to the mea- gre salary of her brother and kept his house. Neither church nor parsonage had been sold during the Revolution on ac- count of th... ...e usurper by every means in our power?” “My child,” replied the abbe, “the Church has been greatly blamed by philosophers for declaring in former time... ...ich the usurpers themselves had employed to succeed; but in these days the Church owes far too much to the First Consul not to protect him against tha... ...him against that maxim,—which, by the by, was due to the Jesuits.” “So the Church abandons us!” she answered, gloomily. From that day forth whenever t... ... curious and magnificent quality: he never becomes angry; he possesses the Christian humility of a priest; his eyes are stolid with an indifference wh...

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...ited by my Father, who tho’ he had never taken orders had been bred to the Church. Adeiu Laura 10 Love and Friendship Letter 7th Laura to Marianne We... ...s of either, and have made it a point of bear- 77 Jane Austen ing only my Christian one since my Father’s death.” She paused—”Oh! my dear Miss Jane ...

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...Paul writes to the church at Ephesus, beginning with a praise to God for the forgiveness of their sins and for choosing them in His grace. Paul prays for the spiritual well-being of the Ephesians and reminds them how sinful they were before the...

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...o earliest years, to delay would often be to dis- inherit the child of its Christian privileges; privileges not the less eloquent to the feelings from... ...nt to the feelings from being profoundly mysteri- ous, and, in the English church, forced not only upon the attention, but even upon the eye of the mo... ...oughtless. 5 Thomas de Quincey According to the discipline of the English church, the un- baptized are buried with “maimed rites,” shorn of their ob-... ...nd sternly denied that “sweet and solemn farewell,” by which otherwise the church expresses her final charity with all men; and not only so, but they ... ...epa- rated and sequestrated. Ground the most hallowed, and popu- lous with Christian burials of households, “That died in peace with one another. Fath... ...r, son, and brother,” opens to receive the vilest malefactor; by which the church symbolically expresses her maternal willingness to gather back into ... ...y because he was a brilliant scholar, and stands like a bridge between the Christian literature and the Pagan,—Addison had read and esteemed. There wa... ...elating to any author, be he who he might, ancient 21 or modern, Pagan or Christian. It was a most witty saying with respect to a piratical and knavi... ...loveliness; woman, as emanci- pated, exalted, ennobled, under a new law of Christian mo- rality; woman, the sister and coequal of man, no longer his s...

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...and imprint the noble history of the Saint Greal, and of the most renowned Christian king, first and chief of the three best Christian, and worthy, Ki... ...r, which ought most to be remembered among us Englishmen to-fore all other Christian kings; for it is notoyrly known through the universal world, that... ... best that ever were, that is to wit, three Paynims, three Jews, and three Christian men. As for the Paynims, they were to-fore the Incarnation of Chr... ...e histories and acts. And since the said Incarnation have been three noble Christian men, stalled and admitted through the universal world into the nu... ...gainsay but there was a king of this land named Arthur. For in all places, Christian and heathen, he is reputed and taken for one of the nine worthy, ... ...hat their prayer might be the more acceptable unto God. So in the greatest church of London, whether it were Paul’s or not the French book maketh no m... ...the French book maketh no mention, all the estates were long or day in the church for to pray. And when matins and the 16 Thomas Malory first mass wa... ...atins and the 16 Thomas Malory first mass was done, there was seen in the churchyard, against the high altar, a great stone four square, like unto a ... ...e Archbishop. I command, said the Archbishop, that ye keep you within your church and pray unto God still, that no man touch the sword till the high m...

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...ANCING CIVILIZATION FROM THE CAVES OF BARBARISM AND THE CRUDE CORACLE TO THE CHRISTIANIZING OF THE GLOBE. DESCRIBING SUPERSTITIONS APPERTAINING TO ... ...D EXPLORERS AND DAUNTLESS SPIRITS WHO HAVE MADE OCEAN HISTORY AND ESTABLISHED CHRISTIAN SUPREMACY OVER THE MOST SAVAGE LANDS OF THE EARTH. RECITING... ...orfinn -- The first white baby in the New World -- The Dighton writing rock -- Church records respecting the discovery of America -- Killing of the fi... ...under which the elder Polos went to Cathay -- They are sent back to Venice for Christian instructors -- The little boy Marco returns to Cathay with hi... ...es to the Spaniards -- Destruction of the idols of the Totonacs -- An altar to Christianity erected on the pyramid of sacrifice -- Horrible punishment... ...ble scene of riot and carnage -- Destruction of the temples and institution of Christian worship -- Description of the great temple of Cholula -- The ... ...ot only mis-shapen, but of such enormous size that from their bones and ribs a church had been built, and that a sight of one of these monstrous fish ... ..., which they brought into their service and placed as sentinels to guard their churches and grave-yards, and cattle, and other possessions. He asserts... ...ich he took a priest with him and returned to Greenland where he built several churches, the ruins of which may still be seen. The Norsemen, as we hav...

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...3 Jesus and Jericho 164 The Holy Spirit 172 The Two Spirits of Jesus Christ 174 The Fall of Jericho 175 Chapter 5: The Kingdom of God 179 The Church 179 The Law of Zacchaeus 189 Divine Number 17 194 The Passover in a Stranger’s Home 203 The Promised Land 204 Why Joshua was not given a Staff 213 Why Jesus Died at 33 215 The Role of Women 218 Congratulations...

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...attle of the End of the Age which will take place during the second visit of Jesus Christ. We know that Satan will wage war against God’s kingdom. As Christians, every time we read the Book of Revelation, we immediately assume that this looming battle will be the first of its kind in human history....

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...is now opened. In fact, this was the most greatly desired dream of the Ottoman Sultans ever: to conquer the entire Europe and to subdue the symbol of Christianity, Vatican Fortress! This meant that the entire world should bow to them, and nothing should hinder from the world domination for many years! Nevertheless, for conquering Europe, the Ottomans needed to solve or...

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...4 The arrestment and detention of Vlad Ţepeş; his third reign in November – December 1476 Chapter III: THE TRACES OF VLAD ŢEPEŞ IN ROMANIA 3.1 Christian buildings, fortresses and towns related to Vlad Ţepeş’s life 3.1.1 The church of Târgşor 3.1.2 Comana Monastery 3.1.3 Snagov Monastery 3.1.4 Bucharest Fortress 3.1.5 Poienari Fortress 3.1.6 Târgovişte Fortress...

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...me. All mathematical objects are manifolds (not functions, as Alonzo Church asserted). The Eleatic School holds that <all is one>, and doe... ...al'). Some clericalist are atheist on the account they transform the church into a business and the religion into a political propaganda. ... ...t go anywhere? (Paul Claudel: "Where goes a road which doesn't go to the church?") The paradox is a therapeutical method in science. Not spea... ... scholasticism, urged to "join faith to reason" in order to reconcile the Christian judgement with the rational judgement. For example <mind> a... ...Econoneutrosophy: Economics of non-profit organizations, groups, such as: churches, philanthropic associations, charities, emigrating foundations, a...

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...city. The Indian mutiny might likewise have supplied glorious instances of Christian self-devotion, but want of materials has compelled us to stop sho... ...action, and yet not without service in showing the dauntless spirit of the Christian army. But the same can hardly be said of the dar- ing shown by th... ...rom her own breast through a pipe. Alas! the visits were detected, and the Christian prince had less mercy than the heathen senate. Another woman, in ... ... been so beautifully expanded in the story of ‘Eric’s Grave’, in ‘Tales of Christian Heroism’, that we can only hint at it, as at that of the ‘Helmsma... ...ngly, so the ‘glorious army of martyrs’ had, for the most part, joined the Church with the expectation that they should have to confess the faith, and... ...iden; and we shall see her resolution equaled, though hardly surpassed, by Christian Antigones of equal love and surer faith. 16 A Book of Golden Dee... ...h crime, he could not be admitted to the Holy Communion, nor received into church. Still the Emperor does not seem to have believed he could be really... ...eror as usual to the Basilica or Justice Hall, that had been turned into a church. Then to the door came the Bishop and stood in the way, forbidding t... ...too proud to go through the tokens of penitence that the discipline of the Church had prescribed before a great sinner could be received back into the...

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... to him. A man’s, or a nation of men’s. By religion I do not mean here the church-creed which he 6 Thomas Carlyle professes, the articles of faith wh... ...y of Life, and for chief recognized element therein Physical Force? Was it Christianism; faith in an Invis- ible, not as real only, but as the only re... ...g, bound- less, for a noblest godlike Form of Man,—is not that the germ of Christianity itself? The greatest of all Heroes is One— whom we do not name... ...It has always seemed to me extremely curious this of V oltaire. T ruly, if Christianity be the highest instance of Hero- worship, then we may find her... ...Yes, from Norse Odin to English Samuel Johnson, from the divine Founder of Christianity to the withered Pontiff of Encyclopedism, in all times and pla... ...orse Poets were many of them natives of Iceland. Saemund, one of the early Christian Priests there, who per- haps had a lingering fondness for Paganis... ...re the still more melodious Priest of a true Ca- tholicism, the “Universal Church” of the Future and of all times? No narrow superstition, harsh ascet... ...ade there. Luther’s flock bought Indul- gences; in the confessional of his Church, people pleaded to him that they had already got their sins pardoned... ...his thought was still far other than that of introducing separation in the Church, or revolting against the Pope, Father of Christendom.—The elegant P...

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...hat requires a life to practise; and to be distinguished in letters or the Church would not have forwarded the poor gentleman’s plans in the least. So... ...ir sickness and poverty, and who blessed her daily. She attended the early church daily (though of a Sunday, especially, she encouraged and advanced a... ...n Atterbury, my lady’s neighbor at Chelsey, and was well with all the High Church party. No doubt Monsieur Gauthier knew what Esmond’s peculiar positi... ...ll the frequenters of my Lady of Chelsey’s house were of the Tory and High Church party. Madame Beatrix was as frantic about the King as her elderly k... ...ewis upon the Abbe de Savoie; and in the hu- miliation or ruin of his most Christian Majesty, the Holy Ro- man Emperor found his account. But what wer... ...res, bearded like the mis- creant Turks their neighbors, and carrying into Christian war- fare their native heathen habits of rapine, lust, and murder... ... and Apostolic master of these ruf- fians should have his revenge over the Christian king? And it was to this end we were fighting; for this that ever... ...lonel Esmond’s doctrine was, but his life and death were those of a devout Christian.”—R. E. W . 118 Henry Esmond – Book Three my mother, and you. Wh... ...hoosing to take their 126 Henry Esmond – Book Three meals in the sight of Christians. The Prince tried to cover his displeasure; he was but a clumsy ...

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...itively resort to. For it is scandalous that such things should go on in a Christian land. Even in a heathen land, the toleration of murder was felt b... ...stian land. Even in a heathen land, the toleration of murder was felt by a Christian writer to be the most crying reproach of the public morals. This ... ...all he is too fat to be a person of active virtue, is undoubtedly a worthy Christian,—that this good S. T . C., I say, was an incendiary, or capable o... ... sa- cred and profane, as utterly unworthy of notice, until long after the Christian era. Greece, even in the age of Pericles, produced no murder of t... ...tus est, interemptus est— which simply expresses a homicide; and hence the Christian Latinity of the middle ages was obliged to introduce a new word, ... ...ages ought naturally to be favorable to the art of murder, as they were to church architecture, to stained glass, &c.; and, accordingly, about the lat... ...biographer’s account:— “Sunday morning the 21st of February, before it was church time, Spinosa came down stairs and conversed with the master and mis... ...ck with a good appetite, after the landlord and his wife had returned from church. “In the afternoon, L.M. staid alone with Spinosa, the people of the... ... L.M. staid alone with Spinosa, the people of the house having returned to church; on coming out from 1 “June 1, 1675.—Drinke part of 3 boules of pun...

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...nge, u.s. col. 692. It has been doubted whether this sermon, preached in the church of S. Jacques, was addressed to the Council held at Toulouse in 12... ...will of Ywain his father, gave the candlestick to S. Paul in London, for the church was newly founded, and the King wished that this marvel lous adve... ... adventure should everywhere be known, and that prayer should be made in the church for the soul of the squire that was slain on account of the candle... ...y that he durst go; and much more blameth he his own law than the law of the Christians, and he saith that if any Christian should come into his land,... ...to the castle of King Gurgalain. The tidings come to the King that here is a Christian come into his castle. The King maketh great joy thereof, and ma... ...n account of the pro cession, and seeth the burgess that hath gone into the church and the procession after. “Lords,” saith Messire Gawain, “Make yie... ... hath been of late established. For I see well by your shield that you are a Christian, and, so you may conquer him, then ought I at last to be assure... ...cross on Perceval’s shield. “Sir,” saith he, “I well perceive that you are a Christian, of whom not a single one have I seen this long time past. For ... ..., damsel, please God,” saith Lancelot, “may your devils have power to harm a Christian.” “Ha, Lancelot,” saith she, “I beseech and pray you that you c...