 | Wilhelm Gottlieb Tennemann - 1832 - 526 sivua
...Heathen adversaries; and the desire of illustrating the Christian doctrines, and forming into a whole ..J the solutions which were offered from time to time...Fathers of the Church ; and in after times proved the germ of original speculations. 224. Many of the Fathers of the Church, especially the Grecian, considered... | |
 | Thomas Anthony Trollope - 1834 - 630 sivua
...particularly among the Greeks, to blend these philosophical notions with the tenets of Christianity. This gradually led to the formation of a species of philosophy peculiar to Christianity, but which, nevertheless, assumed, from time to time, many different aspects, both in respect to its... | |
 | Wilhelm Gottlieb Tennemann, John Reynell Morell - 1852 - 558 sivua
...; the necessity of replying to the attacks of Heathen adversaries ; and the desire of Ulustrating, defining, and substantiating the Christian doctrines,...proved the material germ of original speculations. 224. The Christian religion was formed for universality by its simplicity, its close alliance with... | |
 | Charles Anthon - 1853 - 610 sivua
...principles and feelings, and ' *»*». '• <:• * Tamtmam, p. ISO, »&tq- > Id., r). 19», Mgy. many oí them had also imbibed some philosophical system or...its simplicity, its close alliance with morality, and the spirit of its worship, at once mild and severe. Its first teachers recognized in it a divine... | |
 | Wilhelm Gottlieb Tennemann - 1870 - 560 sivua
...gaining in different countries, were imbued with very different principles and feelings, and many of them had also imbibed some philosophical system or...proved the material germ of original speculations. 224. The Christian religion was formed for universality by its simplicity, its close alliance with... | |
 | Wilhelm Gottlieb Tennemann - 1816 - 998 sivua
...gaining in different countries, were imbued with very different principles and feelings, and many of them had also imbibed some philosophical system or...Church ; and in after times proved the material germ oí original speculations. 224. The Christian religion was formed for universality by its simplicity,... | |
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Heathen adversaries ; and the desire of illustrating, defining, and substantiating the Christian doctrines, and forming into a whole the solutions which were offered from time to time of the questions and cavils of their adversaries, — all these causes... 