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...ank &8 one of the epoch-making books 9f our generation. It has hitherto been eomparatively Unknown among English-speaking students of philosophy and theology....

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...n eomparatively Unknown among English-speaking students of philosophy and theology. 1 and TIum' is to be understood in the context of Buber's 'prev... ...lng has given way before the pressure of a new conviction. , In dogmatic theology, too, the same new tend.encies are at work. Objects are in the pa... ... are in the past, b~t the relation of the I to the Thou ~ in the present. Theology, with its fresh insight into the significance of the present mome... ...nal nature of God's relation to men and of men's relation to one another. Theology has taken on a new note of crisis, and is rediscovering the neces... ...nning to sound in an unusual way; the masters smile at you with superior assurance, but death is in their hearts. They tell you they suited the app... ...en have somewhere been aware of the Thou; now the spirit gives them full assurance. But in times of sickness it comes about that the world of It, ... ...t be experienced hut it can be done, and this is its purpose with us. The assurance I have of it does 110 not wish to be sea.led within me, but it... ... strength and to the measure of each day. In this lies the only authentic assurance of continuity. The authentic assurance of duration consists' in ... ...t like the rising moon in a clear starlit night. Thus, too, the authentic assurance of constancy in space consists in the fact that men's relations ...

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...o Clarence than even to me, and he used to ask questions for which Gooch’s theology was quite insufficient, and which brought the invariable answers, ... ...had been snubbed into reserve, and I doubt whether Miss Newton’s theoretic theology was very much more developed than that of Mrs. Gooch, but her prac... ...gorous, well- grown, excellently reported of, fully justifying my mother’s assurances that the sea would make a man of him. There was Griffith in the ... ...belief that dejection ought to be fol- lowed by a full sense of pardon and assurance of salvation somewhat perplexed and dimmed our Easter Communion. ... ...you are safe. Mrs. Winslow will tell you so.’ My mother was enforcing this assurance, when the little girl’s sobs burst out in spite of her sister, wh... ...husband before the season was over, not for a moment believing my mother’s assurance that it would 197 Yo n g e be a trial to us all whenever we had ... ...far disturbed at our 198 Chantry House interest in what was termed Oxford theology that the warn- ing would have alarmed her if it had come from any ... ...he persisted in her usual habits, and heard with petu- lance his brothers’ assurances of his being in a critical condi- tion, declaring that it was al...

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...lator and edi- tor. In 1569 he had published a translation of the “Natural Theology” of Raymond de Sebonde, which he had solely undertaken to please h... ... beseech you, my brother, if I leave the world, to carry to them for me an assurance of the esteem I entertained for them to the last moment of my exi... ...ne. [This letter is prefixed to Montaigne ’s translation of the “Natu- ral Theology” of Raymond de Sebonde, printed at Paris in 1569.] In pursuance of... ...ault of better coin, I offer you in payment 38 Essays: Book the First the assurance of my desire to do you humble service. Monsieur, I pray God to ha... ...ay by day accounts of such good and signal services without remembering my assurances and expectations. I look to the next summer, not only for fruits... ...nfederate city, without any manner of hostility, of which he gave them all assurance; but having, for the greater pomp, brought his whole army in with... ...uillity and contentment of a well-descended spirit, and the resolution and assurance of a well-ordered soul, ought never to be attributed to any man t... .... Quaes., ii. 4.] And this, peradventure, is the reason why neither we nor theology require much learning in women; and that Francis, Duke of Brittany... ...lt with for being purely human and philosophical, with- out any mixture of theology; and yet, with some show of reason, it might, on the contrary, be ...

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...hat he was really interested in books dealing with politics, philosophy, and theology, that art was utterly foreign to his nature; but, in spite of th... ...it his duty to read everything. She knew that in politics, in philosophy, in theology, Alexey Alexandrovitch often had doubts, and made investigations... ...not face it; but, like a woman, could only try to comfort herself with lying assurances that everything would remain as it always had been, and that i... ...retense that the bailiff had told them to, and trying to pacify him with the assurance that it would be splendid hay; but he knew that it was owing to...

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...his convent.” “In his convent! What convent? There are about two hun- dred in Paris and three thousand in France; and then, per- haps, on entering the... ... but—” “But?” “But he must make me a baron.” “Zounds!” said D’Artagnan, “that’s settled already; I will be responsible for the barony.” On this promis... ...e has a display of things which would make your mouth water, my lord, asked me to get him the custom of the prisoners in the donjon. `I bought,’ said ... ...ad desired Blaisois to try to speak to Aramis him- self. Blaisois, a tall, simple youth, who understood nothing but what he was expressly told, asked,... ...Rue Richelieu; then they gained the private stair- case and D’Artagnan was ushered into the oratory. A cer- tain emotion, for which he could not accou... ...repared for the royal prisoner. Toward eleven o’clock the king entered the hall, sur- rounded by guards, but wearing his head covered, and with a calm...

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...September, 1836, was published a very remarkable document, which gives the assurance of law to the time and fact of this event, yet still, unless coll... ...a little, because Goethe the son had a fancy for it, partly with a view to theology, and partly because there was a Jewish quarter, gloomy and sequest...

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...nce, the plaything of destiny. PORTENTS OF SAFETY AND DISASTER. But, in sailor theology, God is good, and fate, though pitiless, never strikes without... ...of the boys he had in training to become soldiers. In return for this boastful assurance, the Portuguese exercised their imaginations and impressed th... ...y miles distant. Dismissing his official visitors with some gifts, and renewed assurances of his peaceful intentions, Cortez landed his entire force u... ...dertaking which promised both wealth and glory, and by impassioned appeals and assurances of success he succeeded in exciting anew the ambitions of hi... ... had been on many previous occasions; for when he was unable to arouse them by assurances of the glory that they would obtain, as well as the wealth w... ...nge that from depression the most mutinous rallied again to his, standard with assurances of their renewed devotion. On the day succeeding the battle,...

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...e to the Count of Holland, and a secret message at the same time, with the assurance that it was only a blind. These proceedings were certainly underh... ...gentlemen of his time, would sometimes arrive in his royal barge, and talk theology or as- tronomy with Sir Thomas; or, it might be, crack jests with ... ...t no extremity of agony could extract aught but praises of the prince, and assurances of his readiness to die for him. From early morning till late at... ...willing to shake hands in peace with all the world; and I have comfortable assurance that He will accept me for the sake of His Son, and I find God mo...

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...feel. Has he not solved for them the sphinx-enigma of this Universe; given assurance to them of their own destiny there? By him they know now what the... ...ds, as many as thirty thousand, went to hear Abelard and that metaphysical theology of his. And now for any other teacher who had also something of hi...

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...s and exhortations to virtue are con tained in treatises on morals; that theology points out the path to heaven; that philosophy affords the means o... ...ne a name is but apathy, or pride, or despair, or parricide. I revered our theology, and aspired as much as any one to reach heaven: but being given ... ...THOD 15 But the chief ground of my satisfaction with thus method, was the assurance I had of thereby exercising my reason in all matters, if not with... ...r tues with all else that is truly valuable and within our reach; and the assurance of such an acquisition cannot fail to ren der us contented. Havi... ...ainty itself; for, on the contrary, my design was singly to find ground of assurance, and cast aside the loose earth and sand, that I might reach the... ...the words I think, therefore I am, there is nothing at all which gives me assurance of their truth beyond this, that I see very clearly that in order... ...is this difference, that the sense of sight does not afford us an inferior assurance to those of smell or hearing; in place of which, neither our imag...

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....* But what first displayed his transcendent pow- ers, and ‘gave the world assurance of the MAN,’ was his London, a Poem, in Imitation of the Third Sa... ...ohnson after five thousand years, is yet undecided; a question, whether in theology or philosophy, one of the most important that can come be- fore th... ...y’s; nobody there but ourselves. My illustri- ous friend and I parted with assurances of af- fectionate regard. Mr. Langton has been pleased, at my re...

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...nary kindness about this book; he is a brick; I vote for him freely. … The assurance you speak of is what we all ought to have, and might have, and sh... ...ieve in God; if you believe in God (or, for it’s the same thing, have that assurance you speak about), where is there any more room for terror? There ... ...hy should you forget yourself and use these same italics as an index to my theology some pages further on? This is lightness of touch indeed; may I 3...

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...gerness at the present occasion offered to their ven- geance, they sent an assurance to the Czarina of their perfect obedience to her commands, and at... ...emptation. We give one instance—the instance of a person who, in practical theology, has been, per- haps, more popular than any other in any church. D... ...eeded upon the assassination of his brother-in-law, we have the peremptory assurance of Sully and other Protes- tants, countersigned by writers both h...

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...Interim*, the Confession of Augsburg was allowed temporarily * A system of Theology so called, prepared by order of the Emperor Charles V. for the use... ... Catholic countrymen, and forced to rest content with the Emperor’s verbal assurance of protection. As long as Maximilian lived, they enjoyed com- ple... ...ive them of the ecclesiastical foundations they had secularized. A written assurance to the contrary calmed the fears of the Duke of Saxony, whom more... ...idings, and in- structed to soften them as much as possible, by flattering assurances of the continuance of the Emperor’s favour. Wallenstein had asce... ...pursued by the Swedish king and his soldiers, which neither the re- peated assurances of the king, nor the most splendid examples of humanity and tole... ... very time when this monarch was receiving from the French agents repeated assurances of the favourable progress of the negociation, an intercepted le...

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...w to us utterly inconceivable. For mankind is delightful in its pride, its assurance, and its indomitable tenacity. It will sleep on the 18 Notes on ... ...imself (I use his own words) “sus- pects” that what he has written “may be theology after all.” It may be. It is not my place either to allay or to co... ...he idea of de- livering the victim with a kindly smile and the con- fident assurance that “it would be all right” to a per- fectly unrepentant assassi... ...Powers elect to drop the Polish ques- tion either under the cover of vague assurances or without any disguise whatever. But if it is considered it wil...

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...g nothing, whether noble or base, that conflicts with these ends; and that assurance is what you rely on as their religion, their morality, their prin... ... or cant- ing charity as infallibly as a savage converts the philosophical theology of a Scotch missionary into crude African idolatry. 19 Man & Supe... ... whisper to yourself ruefully that but for the author’s solemn preliminary assurance you should hardly have given the gentleman credit for ordinary go... ...ttom, he first leads the unwary, by humorous irreverences, to wave popular theology out of account in discussing moral questions with him, 82 GB Shaw...