Mansions of the Spirit: Essays in Literature and ReligionGeorge A. Panichas |
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Page 119
... facts or ideas but so artistically composed as to communicate , in Walter Pater's phrase , not merely facts but the author's sense of fact . p . 121 . 2 John Henry Newman , The Grammar of Assent ( London , 1889 ) , 8 Aristotle ...
... facts or ideas but so artistically composed as to communicate , in Walter Pater's phrase , not merely facts but the author's sense of fact . p . 121 . 2 John Henry Newman , The Grammar of Assent ( London , 1889 ) , 8 Aristotle ...
Page 161
... fact , he continued : " His analysis of the human soul , in a manner in which others do not make it , was the reason that I came to Christ , being struck in Him first by His human wisdom and unprecedented knowledge of the soul , and ...
... fact , he continued : " His analysis of the human soul , in a manner in which others do not make it , was the reason that I came to Christ , being struck in Him first by His human wisdom and unprecedented knowledge of the soul , and ...
Page 206
... fact that the characters live in a humanized world . In spite of the fact that many of Trollope's best novels are about clergymen and their wives and 206 IMAGINATION AND BELIEF.
... fact that the characters live in a humanized world . In spite of the fact that many of Trollope's best novels are about clergymen and their wives and 206 IMAGINATION AND BELIEF.
Contents
Preface | 11 |
PART I | 28 |
HYATT H WAGGONER Point of View in Ameri | 47 |
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