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Excerpt from Sermons and EssaysIt is with feelings of this sort - a sense of loss which grows upon us as we think Of it, from week to week - that we speak here of a young man who held no prominent position before the public, and whose sole ambition was to do his duty, no matter in how lowly a Sphere, day by day, and to make some progress in his Spiritual life through a better knowledge Of the truth, and a more perfect obedi ence to it.About th...

Excerpt from Hand-Book of Religious Instruction: Part First: The History of Religion, Translated From the Dutch of J. H. Maronier, Preacher at LeydenNotice. - In translating this Manual, some changes have been made in the text, with the consent of the author, and some additions have been made by the translator. The additions are enclosed in brackets[].About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books....

Excerpt from Comparative View of Religions: Translated From the Dutch of J. H. Scholten, Professor at LeydenAlthough it is probable that every nation passed through different forms of religious belief before its religion reached its highest development, yet the earlier periods lie in great part beyond the reach of historical investigation. The his tory of religion, therefore, has for its task the review of the various forms of religion with wh...

Excerpt from Sermons and Essays In Edmund Burke's pathetic reference to the death of his son, after speaking of his superiority in science, in erudition, in genius, in taste, in honor', in generosity, in humanity, in every liberal sentiment and every liberal accomplishment, he says, he had in himself a salient, living spring of generous and manly action. Then, his feeling of personal grief overcome by his sense of calamity which had fallen up...

Excerpt from Hand-Book of Religious Instruction: Part First: The History of Religion, Translated From the Dutch of J. H. Maronier, Preacher at Leyden Notice. - In translating this Manual, some changes have been made in the text, with the consent of the author, and some additions have been made by the translator. The additions are enclosed in brackets[]. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic ...

Excerpt from Comparative View of Religions: Translated From the Dutch of J. H. Scholten, Professor at Leyden Although it is probable that every nation passed through different forms of religious belief before its religion reached its highest development, yet the earlier periods lie in great part beyond the reach of historical investigation. The his tory of religion, therefore, has for its task the review of the various forms of religion with ...