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...purpose of this essay is threefold. First, I seek to trace a brief history of the concept of catholicity within the Reformed tradition and offer this historical context as an explanation for its resistance to traditional conceptions of the Church. Second, I will show how Georges Florovsky’s work “The Boundaries of the Church,” offers a better point of reference for Ort...

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...Table of Contents Translator’s Short Preface for Historical Context (pages 3-4). Immanuel Kant’s Text translated into English (pages 5-22). Translator’s Remarks (pages 23-24). Notes and Background for Kant’s essay and translation (page 25). Earlier translations from Ge...

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...unas- sisted by map or guide. Not only is this book a work of art from its historical information and topographical accuracy; its claims to that disti... ...ch of the sixteenth century. T aking into consideration the vast amount of historical information enshrined in its pages, the archaeological value whi... ...scratched his ear, quite dumbfounded by the lamentations, profound wisdom, controversies and intelligence that this virginity secreted. “My daughter,”... ...ler on whose head he had adjusted certain carved, bur- nished, sculptured, historical horns, fit for the brow of a prince. The good lady was to hear h...

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...s and the Noirmoutiers, re-es- tablished the facts in all their veritable, historical, and admi- rable beauty. Should any ladies pay a visit to the ca... ... troubles in the Muzaraignia of which I will give you a good account in an historical book when I get an opportunity. “Then an old mouse, or rat—the r... ...ated, which the Author heard and understood it to be big with an adventure historically good, the delights of which he would be able to unfold in this... ...wals, confessions public and private, oaths, adjournments, appearances and controversies, to which the said demon must reply. And the townspeople say ... ... Paris. The said letter has been handed to the Governor of T ouraine as an historical curiosity, and joined to the pieces of the process in the archbi...

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...ss; higher reedgrass or creeping herb. The second thing we have to note is historical: that the Mother-Society, even in this its effulgent period, can... ...s to be taken for granted that one Adam is Father of us all!— Such was, in historical accuracy, the famed feat of Anacharsis. Thus did the most extens... ...the angry questionable assertion: It was right; It was wrong. Whereby come controversies, duels, embitterment, vain jargon; the hastening forward, the... ...se two evidently mean individuals, who are human nevertheless, will become Historical Riddles; and, like him of the Iron Mask (also a human individual... ...catastasis, or heighten- ing. Do not its Black Breeches wave there, in the Historical Imagination, like a melancholy flag of distress; soliciting help... ...ney of six hundred miles to ‘strike down the ty- rant, ’—you search in all Historical Books, Pamphlets, and Newspapers, for some light on it: unhappil...

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...g out for his bill; and the dignity of misfortune is straightway lost. The Historical Muse turns away shamefaced from the vulgar scene, and closes the... ...at he, and not she, ought to be the subordinate of the twain; and in these controversies, I think, lay the cause of my lord’s anger against his lady. ...

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...uch as do build their faith upon The holy text of pike and gun, Decide all controversies by Infallible artillery, And prove their doctrine orthodox, B... ...r, and another Sir Duncan Campbell of Auchenbreck, [This last character is historical] an experi- 184 Sir Walter Scott enced and veteran soldier, who...

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...of the business have we advanced since then! The numbers massacred are, in Historical fantasy, ‘between two and three thousand;’ or indeed they are ‘u... ...o of Con- vention Business, the grand First-Parent of all the ques- tions, controversies, measures and enterprises which were to be evolved there to t...

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... Allworthy, it de lighted Miss Bridget. She engaged him in many religious controversies; on which occasions she constantly expressed great satisfacti... ... character on the scene; no less, indeed, than the heroine of this heroic, historical, prosaic poem. Here, therefore, we have thought proper to prepar... ...bably may be reck oned those initial essays which we have prefixed to the historical matter contained in every book; and which we have determined to ... ...hey may be of so extraordinary a nature as will require no small degree of historical faith to swallow them. Such was the successless armament of Xerx...

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... is of opinion that the Council of Nicaea, which forcibly crystallised the controversies of two centuries and formulated the creed upon which all the ... ...ue of classes and terms, so here he is disposed to think that interminable controversies and conflicts arise out of a confusion of intention due to a ... ...ut when one argues, one finds oneself suddenly in the net of those ancient controversies between species and individual, between the one and the many,... ... an animal becoming more gregarious and not less. He has passed within the historical period from a tribal gregariousness to a nearly cosmopolitan tol... ...nother distinguished Catho- lic apologist declare his indifference to the “historical Jesus.” Within most of the Christian communions one may believe ...

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... represented before him in visual shape, and as if with a kind of life and historical reality in it. Now doubtless there is such a law, and it is one ... ... that same century, is still more unhesitating; scruples not to find out a historical fact in every individual mythus, and writes it down as a terrest... ...which might, one day, be done. August Wilhelm Schlegel has a remark on his Historical Plays, Henry Fifth and the others, which is worth remembering. H... ... was in his own grand sphere of worship (we may call it such); these other controversies, vitally important to other men, were not vital to him. But c... ...of every man; and in the history of Mankind we see it summed up into great historical amounts,—revolutions, new epochs. Dante’s Mountain of Purgatory ... ...changing a ministry but by hanging the old ministers on gibbets: this is a historical spectacle of no very singular significance! “Bravery” enough, I ...

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...he is committed to all which follow. He is thrown at once upon the endless controversies which science in every stage provokes, and in none more than ... ...ions. The creation, for instance, does not belong to the earthly or merely historical records, but to the spiritual records of the Bible; to the same ... ...tle versed in biblical language as not to know, that (except in the merely historical parts of the Jewish records) every section of time has a secret ... ...arious records, 126 The Note Book of an English Opium-Eater that the true historical genesis of the name, was precisely through that composition of w... ...nderstanding which can thus find a brotherly resemblance between two great historical events, which of all that ever were put on record stand off from... ... clergy, have a generous origin: but it is right to point the attention of historical students to their strength and the effect which they have had. T...

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...................................................................... 81 THE CONTROVERSIES ON BAPTISM AND TRANSUBSTANTIATION .............................. ...hang. The point is a cardinal one, because until we grasp it not only does historical Christianity remain unintelligible to us, but those who do not c... ...tianity remain unintelligible to us, but those who do not care a rap about historical Christianity may be led into the mistake of supposing that if we... ...et did, become quite clear. The narrative becomes as credible as any other historical nar- rative of its period. 23 Preface to Androcles and the Lion... ...man, and made nothing better out of the wreck than a salvation monger. THE CONTROVERSIES ON BAPTISM AND TRANSUBSTANTIATION Meanwhile the inevitable ef... ... and you may utterly repu- diate Jesus as the Savior and yet cite him as a historical wit- ness to the possession by men of the most marvellous thauma... ...ng except to people upon whom the delusion imposes. “THE HIGHER CRITICISM” Historical research and paleographic criticism will no doubt continue their... ...pros- elytizers that lie between them, they must not be burdened with idle controversies as to whether there was ever such a person as Jesus or not. W...

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...table wife for a modern British Bishop, has been invested by the popu- lar historical imagination with all the extravagances of a Messalina or a Cenci... ...rdent complexion with whom they are sup- posed to live in sin. Sentimental controversies on the subject are endless; but they are useless, because nob...

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...state as social communities, and preserving a strict neutrality in all their controversies. Well knowing the tried valor of our people and our ex hau... ... expressly say. From questions of this class spring all our constitu tional controversies, and we divide upon them into majorities and minorities. If... ...the century, our people are determined to leave behind them all those bitter controversies concerning things which have been irrevocably settled, and ... ...public. My countrymen, we do not now differ in our judg ment concerning the controversies of past generations, and fifty years hence our children wil... ...ears hence our children will not be divided in their opinions concerning our controversies. They will surely bless their fathers and their fathers’ Go... ..., insuring order, safety, and liberty, and conforming to the established and historical policy of the United States in its relation to Cuba. The peace...

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...driving at, may have no knowledge of the ethical, political, and sectarian controversies which may form the intellec- tual fabric of the play, and may... ...rms and The Man, though not a comedy of politics, is nev- ertheless so far historical that it reveals the unac- knowledged fact that as the Servo-Bulg... ...of the crown, the freedom of authors to deal with political subjects, even historically, is seriously threatened by the way in which the censorship ma... ...by be made responsible for the opinions expressed. This restriction of the historical drama is an unmixed evil. Great religious leaders are more inter... ...tic and foreign policy, and that it im- poses the limits of etiquet on the historical drama. 5. A censorship of a more enlightened and indepen- dent k... ...t a committee capable of such an outrageous display of thoughtlessness and historical ignorance as this paragraph of its report implies deserves to be...

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...d-poem which sprang from it; and that is the authentic solution of all the controversies which have arisen over it. The Third Act The hunting party co... ...ure if Carlyle (for example) had been compelled by convention to write his historical stories in rhymed stanzas. That is to say, it lim- its his ferti... ... Garden, an intolerably old-fash- ioned tradition of half rhetorical, half historical-pictorial at- titude and gesture prevails. The most striking mom...

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...ions of a national religion, or the case where a learned antiquary unfolds historically the record of a vast mythology. Heaps of such cases, (both law... ...here, at that fifth stage, in rushes the total deluge of human theological controversies. One church, or one sect, insists upon one sense; another, an... ...he presumes to be an ordinary human day, bears that meaning only in common historical transactions between man and man; but never once in the great pr... ... the plain history itself, unfolding its stages with the most unpretending historical fidelity. Even the Greek lan- guage, on which, as the natural la... ...racles which can be urged in this view: one a posteriori, derived from our historical experience, and the other a priori. We will take them separately... ...i- ence desert us. We know nothing through experience (whether physical or historical) of what preceded or accom- panied the first introduction of man...

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... back reloaded). and a Parc-aux-cerfs. Whereby at least we have again this historical curiosity: a human being in an original position; swimming passi... ...and steady; now or 69 Thomas Carlyle never!—the World shall see one other Historical Scene; and so singular a man as Lomenie de Brienne still the Sta... ...and operates down even to the popu- lace. At Rennes in Brittany, where the historical Bertrand de Moleville is Intendant, it has passed from fatal con... ...tives and positives! The Siege of the Bastille, weighed with which, in the Historical balance, most other sieges, including that of Troy Town, are gos... ...gle) for half days in the Tail, till he get it changed for dear bad bread! Controversies, to the length, sometimes of blood and battery, must arise in... ...i- censed by leaden badge) may have come,—will perhaps re- main for ever a Historical Problem. Another Saul among the people we discern: ‘Pere Adam, F... ...ow other questions than the Three Stagyrite Unities to settle; not theatre-controversies, but a world-controversy: there, in the ancient pigtail mode,... ...the angry questionable assertion: It was right; It was wrong. Whereby come controversies, duels, embitterment, vain jargon; the hastening forward, the... ...glio of Convention Business, the grand First- Parent of all the questions, controversies, measures and enter- prises which were to be evolved there to...

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...eir deeds. We listened to many a legend of Charlemagne. But that which was historically interesting for us began with Rudolph 42 Autobiography of Hap... ...attended diligently, the reputation of being able to tell at once what any historical picture represented, whether taken from bibli- cal or profane hi... ...nd unquiet times; so that I could not forbear representing what he related historically, as if it were present, by pictures of characters and circumst... ...ry” into our hands; it was useful and instructive enough, for it gave us a historical information of all the kinds of poetry, as well as of rhythm and... ...y the feelings, and embellishes them with suitable sentiments, images, and historical and fabulous traditions. Their roughness and wildness belong to ... ...pletely to disperse, the obscurity in which these de- lighted. Hence arose controversies, hatred, persecution, and much that was unpleasant. I attache... ...ere yet treated with respect; although the disputes of Klotz and Lessing’s controversies already indicated that this epoch would soon close. Winckelma...

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... back reloaded). and a Parc-aux-cerfs. Whereby at least we have again this historical curiosity: a human being in an original position; swimming passi... ...s and operates down even to the populace. At Rennes in Brittany, where the historical Bertrand de Moleville is Intendant, it has passed from fatal con... ...tives and positives! The Siege of the Bastille, weighed with which, in the Historical balance, most other sieges, including that of Troy Town, are gos... ...gle) for half days in the Tail, till he get it changed for dear bad bread! Controversies, to the length, sometimes of blood and battery, must arise in... ...er licensed by leaden badge) may have come,—will perhaps remain for ever a Historical Problem. Another Saul among the people we dis- cern: ‘Pere Adam,...

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...nd I shall imagine I have not wholly misemployed myself in the thoughts I shall have on this occasion, if, in this historical, plain method, I can giv... ...were the imperfections of language, as the instrument of knowledge, more thor- oughly weighed, a great many of the controversies that make such a nois... ...rds. For though it be generally believed that there is great diversity of opin- ions in the volumes and variety of controversies the world is distract... ...or others, whose business is only the vain ostentation of sounds; i.e. those who spend their lives in disputes and controversies. When I shall see any... ... at large by and by. This exact- ness is absolutely necessary in inquiries after philosophi- cal knowledge, and in controversies about truth. And thou... ... done, (which nobody can refuse without great disingenuity,) many of the books extant might be spared; many of the controversies in dispute would be a... ...ach very little general knowledge concerning the species of bodies and their several proper- ties. Experiments and historical observations we may have...

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...in Chronicle of the Counts of Anjou. It is accepted, and rightly so, as an historical document, but that is no reason for thinking that the truth may ... ... the truth. Le Duchat had already given too much im- portance to the false historical explanation. Here it is con- stantly coming in, and it rests on ... ...surface, and it is a waste of time to look for knots in a bulrush. All the historical explanations are purely imaginary, utterly without proof, and sh... ...ns of those who are their clients, that they have no leisure to attend any controversies of their own. There- fore, on the next ensuing Sunday, let th... ...ruel was present at the trial of Judge Bridlegoose, who decided causes and controversies in law by the chance and fortune of the dice. On the day foll... ...acob for Esau, that I after the same manner, at the decision of causes and controversies in law, should have been mistaken in taking a quatre for a ci... ...ave undertaken and meddled with the making up of variances and deciding of controversies betwixt disagreeing and contentious party-pleaders; as you kn... ...ent so given by haphazard might have fallen out well enough, especially in controversies that were ambiguous, intricate, abstruse, per- plexed, and ob...

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...t variety, however, there was, will be most naturally exhibited by tracing historically the suc- cessive stages of the general misery, exactly as it u... ... is committed to all which fol- low. He is thrown at once upon the endless controversies which science in every stage provokes, and in none more than ... ...ttle versed in biblical language as not to know that (except in the merely historical parts of the Jewish records) every section of time has a secret ... ...en a superb animal; that it is spo- ken of prophetically as such; and that historically the Syrian ass is made known to us as having been used in the ... ... assurance of Sully and other Protes- tants, countersigned by writers both historical and contro- versial, that not only was he prepared, by many warn... ...n (natural enough, and countenanced by innumer- able books) as to the true historical origin of wars in many notorious instances. If these had arisen ...

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...lysis; for, after all, it is the thing to spread your mind. We come now to historical matters, historical remains, one might say. As one turns the pag... ...ill in some distant future be found which deal with “Claimants”— claimants historically notorious: Satan, Claimant; the Golden Calf, Claimant; the Ve... ... the matter down to a single question—the only one, so far as the previous controversies have informed me, con cerning which illustrious experts of u... ...resume it—on no evidence of any kind. Which is their way, when they want a historical fact. Fact and presump Mark T wain 235 tion are, for business ...

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...its object. Divine law: (1) universal; (2) independent of the truth of any historical narrative; (3) independent of rites and ceremonies; (4) its own ... ...ed of every semblance of justifica- tion, and would be separated from mere controversies by a hard and fast line. (20) Now, seeing that we have the ra... ...e records, and that credulity is extolled as faith; as I marked the fierce controversies of philosophers raging in Church and State, the source of bit... ...iversal human nature. (41) II. That it does not depend on the truth of any historical narrative whatsoever, for inasmuch as this natural Divine law is... ...g among his fellows, as in a man who lives by himself. (42) The truth of a historical narrative, however assured, can- not give us the knowledge nor c... ...m general ideas, in them- selves certain and known, so that the truth of a historical nar- rative is very far from being a necessary requisite for our...

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... as told them by God. (37) Although Scripture contains much that is merely historical and can be perceived by natural reason, yet its name is ac- quir... ...tice. (46) If this were so, I think there would be no further occasion for controversies in the Church. (47) I have now no further fear in enumerating...

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... Greece; to declare and carry on war; to decide, in the last re- sort, all controversies between the members; to fine the aggressing party; to employ ... ...ging to the temple of Delphos, where they had the right of jurisdiction in controversies between the in- habitants and those who came to consult the o... ...he aulic council, two judiciary tribu- nals having supreme jurisdiction in controversies which con- cern the empire, or which happen among its members... ... against his imperial sovereign; and commonly proved an overmatch for him. Controversies and wars among the members themselves have been so common, th... ...se of difference sprang up, capable of trying its strength, it failed. The controversies on the subject of reli- gion, which in three instances have k... ...rescribed for the senators. It was by them shown, as well on the credit of historical examples, as from the reason of the thing, that the most popular... ...se have embroiled the peace of the republic. But quitting the dim light of historical research, attaching ourselves purely to the dictates of reason a... ...se have embroiled the peace of the republic. But quitting the dim light of historical research, attaching ourselves purely to the dictates of reason a...

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...writers who had no other employment) in the production of almost any other historical work of equal bulk, and of anything approach ing to the same am... ...xcited in me an intense and lasting interest. Next to Watson, my favourite historical reading was Hooke’s History of Rome. Of Greece I had seen at th... ...e sufficiently to induce me to read them of myself: among other’s Millar’s Historical View of the English Government, a book of great merit for its ti... ...ticus, my father taking the trouble to translate to me from the French the historical explanations in Mingault’s notes. In Greek I read the Iliad and... ...sal History, through the incessant reading of which, I had my head full of historical details concerning 10 Autobiography the obscurest ancient peopl... ...te objections, or confronting them distinctly with an opposite theory. The controversies with Dr. Whewell, as well as much matter derived from Comte, ...

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...ed (with a few merely verbal alter- ations) under the impression, that the controversies excited by Colonel Torrens’ Budget have again called the atte... ...on; what those which are different in different states of society; in what historical order those states tend to suc- ceed one another; and what are t...

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...xcommunicated again: our modern civil marriage, round which so many fierce controversies and po- litical conflicts have raged, would have been thoroug... ...ul, intensely alive woman who has always been rich among poor people. In a historical museum she would explain Edward the Fourth’s taste for shopkeepe...

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...g out for his bill; and the dignity of misfortune is straightway lost. The Historical Muse turns away shamefaced from the vulgar scene, and closes the... ...at he, and not she, ought to be the subordinate of the twain; and in these controversies, I think, lay the cause of my lord’s anger against his lady. ... ...ed, the wearied nation was glad enough to cry a truce from all these wars, controversies, and conspiracies, and to accept in the person of a Princess ...

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...soon waxed tolerably insulting on both sides. Every one accustomed to such controversies several times a day was quietly enjoying this prize-fight of ... ...strata. Masses of experience, anecdote, incident, cross-lights, quotation, historical instances, the whole flotsam and jetsam of two minds forced in a...