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Psychic phenomena in the light of the Bible; a treatise on the philosophy of non-medicinal healing and other psychic phenomena, in accordance with the ordinary theological science of evangelical Christianity (1905)

Sowerby, Joseph Henry, 1859- · Cedar Rapids, Ia., Laurance press company · leaf 34

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preserved the mono-theistic idea from that time forward, indeed from themwe received it. The next period of this panorama, was the rise ofthe first distinctively theocratic government based onthe idea of monotheism, that is, a government in whichGod is recognized as the supreme ruler. In… … national identity was destroyed, they bequeathed mon-otheism to us as a rich legacy. David is the representative of the next period.The spirit of the time was one of extreme bigotry andnarrowness. In David, we see the first widening. Godwas represented as possessing all the characteristicsof…

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