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The Book of Religions Comprising the Views, Creeds, Sentiments, or Opinions, of All the Principal Religious Sects in the World, Particularly of All Christian Denominations in Europe and America, to Which are Added Church and Missionary Statistics, Together With Biographical Sketches
作者：Hayward, John, 1781-1869
体例：段 章数：35
字数：702,240 来源：Project Gutenberg
章节目录
共 35 段- “1. That all true virtue, or real holiness, consists in
- It is believed, by Episcopalians, that the Savior, when upon
- “ART. V. _Of the Holy Ghost._—The Holy Ghost, proceeding fro
- The Moravians avoid discussions respecting the speculative t
- The holy Scriptures of both Testaments they regard as contai
- “In order that those who are in the situation of ministers m
- “I say again, the world cannot produce a parallel to the sit
- In Germany, nearly every theologian is a believer in the fin
- 3. Consistently with the above definition of faith, they say
- “25. As we confess that vain and rash swearing is forbidden
- “All the Orthodox believe in the doctrine of atonement; but
- “In the earlier revivals of this country, great prominence w
- “It is known that man has innate or hereditary evil from par
- “This is a synopsis of my views. I give it as a matter of fa
- “That we will exercise a mutual care, as members one of anot
- In the United States, Unitarian opinions were not prevalent
- The natives of NEW ENGLAND believed not only a plurality of
- The trials being over, and the assembly dissolved, the Manom
- Mr. Ward, a distinguished missionary, was present at the wor
- “Our country is the world, our countrymen are all mankind. W
- “These records were engraven on plates which had the appeara
- A modern sect in New England, who believe that every individ
- “The Christians of Mesopotamia report that the Yezidees make
- In reference to the mode of baptism, Mr. Hall says, “I would
- The largest number of this denomination is found in the regi
- 33. St. Peter, martyred.
- There were fifteen printing establishments, twenty-nine pres
- He says that the number of Indians north of Mexico may be fa
- A Dominican, born in Alsace, in 1491, who early embraced the
- Educated at Cambridge, and was a man of good parts and some
- Second president of Harvard College, born in England, in 158
- An American divine, who, in his sermons and tracts, has made
- “They who truly fear God, have a secret guidance from a high
- The piety of Dr. Doddridge was accompanied with the warmest
- 8 This ends the Judges,—448 years. Acts 13:20; also, chap. 8