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...istian religion has been to support the authority of the powers that be? This I say, of Christianity truly so called, and of the apostasy I may add,... ...or the parallel succession of the trumpets which affect the eastern as the seals do the western half of the fourth empire, and also to make room for ... ...onds of Christ, and that it will bring about a confederacy of the powers now professing Christianity against the Lord and his anointed, there can be... ...rt II. -52- want, as I have heard my sage friend referred to above oft remark, is, ‘Christianity defended from its defenders.’ For while they ha... ...as verified, according to some, when the Roman empire was divided into the eastern and western empires: according to others, and those the greater n... ...to the object which is under our eye. This third beast, Sir, (who would believe it?) is Christianity. —Think not that I speak of true Christianity, o... ...e whatever to beasts, but converteth beasts into men. I speak then exclusively of false Christianity —of Christianity merely on the surface, in appea...

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..., and he was ready to give up all, and content to lead the forlorn hope of Christianity, and perish in the front ranks of the noble army. “And having ... .... Nihill was about to return to Nengone, and there was a certain leaven of Christianity in the place, the girls were not subjected to the probation of... ...ual body, and the capacity for receiving the higher truths (as it were) of Christianity showed 121 Yo n g e itself more clearly in the young New Zeal... ... powers might seem to be the exclusive heritage of particular nations. But Christianity leads us to distinguish between the nature of man as he came f... ...l tide creek runs for a short way about S.S.E. from the extreme end of the western part of the beach, then turns early eastward, and meets a small str... ...stward, and meets a small stream coming down from the southern hill at its western extremity. This creek encloses a space extending along the whole wi... ...e rooms—kitchen, hall, store- room, and school-room. There is a good south-western breeze stirring—our cold wind; but it is shut off here, and scarcel... ...cipline. 428 Life of John Coleridge Patteson ‘Notoriously the Eastern and Western mind misunderstood one another. The speculative East and the practi... ...le call it. If you have a map of the island, you will see Longridge on the western part of it. Follow on the principal road, which goes on beyond Long...

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...fault that we’ve differentiated.” “But you haven’t understood the drift of Christianity,” said the bishop. “It’s just to assert that men are One commu... ...second book was announced with the winning title of “The Core of T ruth in Christianity” that he perceived he must take action. He sat up late one nig... ... most insurmountable difficulties, and yet whenever she had gone away from Christianity—she had gone away from Christianity, to the Theosophists and t... .... It was clear to him that any movement towards the disavowal of doctrinal Christianity and the renunciation of his see must be first discussed with h... ... their minds—reverentially. Credo quia impossibile. That is offensive to a Western mind. I can quite understand the disposition to cry out at such thi... ...ing of the World, shirked his service. It is a most terrible disaster that Christianity has sold itself to emperors and kings. They forged a saying of...

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...iled and was still to be tested again and rejected again in the New World; Christianity and Mohammedanism swept away a thousand more specialised cults... ...me, a petty inci- dent; and a huge migration of peoples between Europe and Western Asia and America was in Progress, and—nobody seems to have realised... ...indows looked out across the Seine to the Trocadero and the palaces of the western quarter, a series of big-scale relief maps were laid out upon table... ...woman at the win- dow, how wonderful it all was. This was the brain of the western world, this was Olympus with the warring earth at its feet. And he ... ...derick Barnet and his barge-load of hungry and starving men. For a time in western Europe at least it was indeed as if civilisation had come to a fina... ...ts were conspicuously trusty and honourable men. There was not a people in Western Europe in the early twentieth century that seemed capable of hideou... ...e have the spirit, and as surely have we left many temporary forms behind. Christianity was the first expression of world religion, the first complete...

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...eed, they will do him no harm; the more’s the pity! And barring that about Christianity (of which my opinion is quite otherwise, or I would be nae Chr... ...ur mind.” “Opinion here or opinion there,” said I, “it’s a kent thing that Christianity forbids revenge.” “Ay” said he, “it’s well seen it was a Campb... ...upon the martyrs, not only to the Scottish Covenant but to other points of Christianity, I think shame to mind it.” As soon as we had eaten (and porri... ...should be very mindful of the case of them that have. And that is the good Christianity. For if it was the other way round about, and the lad whom I c... ...e for them, such as they were. “Alan,” said I, “I’ll not say it’s the good Christianity as I understand it, but it’s good enough. And here I offer ye ... ...e side with a provoking smile. The third night we were to pass through the western end of the country of Balquhidder. It came clear and cold, with a t...

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... wilderness. At length the sun set in a flood of glory, behind the distant western hills, and as darkness drew its veil around the secluded spot the s... ...low from her beaver. The flush which still lingered above the pines in the western sky was not more bright nor delicate than the bloom on her cheek; n... ...e from his compressed and trembling lips; “ay, and they bear the spirit of Christianity; what might be right and proper in a red-skin, may be sinful i... ....” “Thou sayest well,” returned David, “and hast caught the true spirit of Christianity. He that is to be saved will be saved, and he that is predesti... ... thodoxy could have so long suspended. He was, in truth, a minstrel of the western continent—of a much later day, cer- tainly, than those gifted bards... ...ing yellow, a mass of clouds that lay piled at no great distance above the western hills, Hawkeye turned suddenly and point- ing upward toward the gor... ...y sunk into an immense pile of black clouds, which lay impending above the western horizon, when they issued from the low and devious water-course to ...

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...ved as a soldier with reputation. On one occasion, while in command on the western frontier of Pennsylvania against a league of the French and Indians... ...It is not our task to explain what is or what ought to be the substance of Christianity, but merely to record in this place the opin- ions of Major Ef... ...be so many sleighs going their several ways to or from the village. On the western border of the plain, the mountains, though equally high, were less ... ...a few short years had made in the aspect of the country. The points on the western side of this remarkable plain, on which no plant had taken root, we... ...k the dark umbrage of a pine was stealing, while it slowly sank behind the western hills. But his setting rays darted along the openings of the mounta... ...h itself in order to look wise. He was the youngest son of a farmer in the western part of Massachu- setts, who, being in some what easy circumstances... ...renown; but little did I ever ex- pect to see him enlisted in the cause of Christianity, and civi- lized like old John.” “Oh! he was Christianized by ... ...nters face a-one-side, as you call it, I’ll maintain it’s agin’ reason and Christianity. If there’s a bloodsucker in this ‘ere county, it’s that very ... ...self-righteousness from his heart! Humility and penitence are the seals of Christianity; and, with- out feeling them deeply seated in the soul, all ho...

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...y slight tide were favourable, so that, just as the sun sank be- neath the western waves, Arthur felt foothold on a sloping beach of white sand, even ... ...est how good a master he had lost. Perhaps T am’s newly-found or recovered Christianity might have been put to hard shocks as to the virtues he had le... ... the dinner, early as were all dinners then, and a compound of Eastern and Western dishes, the latter very welcome to the travellers, and affording th... ...t to their morning devotions. He was glad that he had made the fact of his Christianity known, for he could no more act Moslem than BE one, and Hadji ...

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...f mist went flying from cliff to cliff, and far away beyond the cliffs the western sky stood dimmed with gold. The lovers wandered aimlessly over the ... ...Helena’s heart was swelling with emotion. All the yearning and pa- thos of Christianity filled her again. The path skirted the churchyard wall, so tha... ...ink,’ he said, in a very quiet voice, ‘you’d better let me go by the South-Western from Portsmouth while you go on by the Brighton.’ ‘But why?’ she ex... ...nd step off the ship on to the mainland. ‘Won’t you let me go by the South-Western, and you by the Brighton?’ asked Siegmund, hesitating, repeating th... ... Chapter 26 HELENA, LOUISA, AND OLIVE climbed the steps to go to the South-Western platform. They were laden with dress-bas- kets, umbrellas, and litt... ...oon, crouching on the mound of its course. It would run nimbly over to the western slope, then it would be caught in the net, and the sun would laugh,...

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...porringer was placed: there, many a sunset, have I, looking at the distant western Mountains, consumed, not without relish, my evening meal. Those hue... ..., significance enough? “From Suicide a certain after-shine (Nachschein) of Christianity withheld me: perhaps also a certain indolence of character; fo... ...or thee!’—If Fichte’s Wissenschaftslehre be, ‘to a certain extent, Applied Christianity, ’ surely to a still greater extent, so is this. We have here ... ...ollowed therefrom. Higher has the hu- man Thought not yet reached: this is Christianity and Christendom; a Symbol of quite perennial, infinite charac-...

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...ts, which reached to the hips only, a garment peculiar to the peasantry of western France. Beneath this jacket, which was worn open, a waistcoat of th... ... thus worded: “Independent companies of troops shall be orga- nized in the Western departments.” This impolitic step drove the West as a body into so ... ...hese words, which seemed to issue from a horn, such as the peasants of the western valleys use to call their flocks, the commandant turned sharply rou... ...an quickly into the kitchen, which forms the inevitable antechamber to all Western inns. The landlord was about to follow them, after examining the co... ...onard. It is one of a group of wooden buildings standing parallel with the western side of the church, with which they form an alley-way, the farther ... ...e, the dawning day, gave the primitive charac- ter of the earlier times of Christianity to the scene. Made- moiselle de Verneuil was struck with admir...

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...the big electric trams that go droning and spitting blue flashes along the western boundary. I know Ratten, the new Head, very well, but I have not be... ... of that Relentless Law we did not believe in for a moment, that no modern western European can believe in. We thought of the characters in the unconv... ...Division, that shape- less chunk of agricultural midland between the Great Western and the North Western railways. I was going to “take hold” at last,... ...nglo-American strain has scarcely increased at all since 1830, and in most Western European countries the same is probably true of the ablest and most... ...ces of manifestly commonplace people, and by that extraordinary patched-up Christianity, the cult of a “Bromsteadised” deity, diffused, scattered, and... ...that!” I said, and suddenly thought of what a bludgeon they’ d made of His Christianity. Athwart that perplexing, patient enigma sitting inaudibly amo...

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...w Territo- ries from the baneful influence of human bondage, as the North- western Territories were sought to be preserved by the Ordi- nance of 1787,... ... no single good reason for precipi- tate action. Intelligence, patriotism, Christianity, and a firm re- liance on Him who has never yet forsaken this ... ...ny regiments of volunteer troops from the State of Ken- tucky and from the western part of the State of Virginia as shall be willing to engage in the ... ...ks be strength- ened and made secure in its position. 5. Let the forces in Western Virginia act till further orders ac- cording to instructions or ord... ...ow elsewhere, be sent to Anderson at Louis- ville. All from Ohio needed in western Virginia be sent there, and any remainder be sent to Mitchell at Ci... ...r-General Fremont, of the United States Army, the present commander of the Western Department of the same, will, on the receipt of this order, call Ma...

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...ll three minutes ago.” V Before he followed his wife, Babbitt stood at the westernmost window of their room. This residential settle- ment, Floral Hei... ...th pillars; it was quiet, shrewd, neat. Along the Third Street side were a Western Union Telegraph Office, the Blue Delft Candy Shop, Shotwell’s Stati... ...ing in a dirty lace negligee all afternoon, reading about some brave manly Western hero, that she hasn’t had time to do any cooking. You’re always tal... ...idge, or reads the evening paper, and a chapter or two of some good lively Western novel if he 160 Babbitt has a taste for literature, and maybe the ... ...itorials on “The Manly Man’s Religion” and “The Dollars and Sense Value of Christianity,” which were printed in bold type surrounded by a wiggly borde... ...—shame if he doesn’t take part in a real virile hustling religion. Sort of Christianity Incorpo- rated, you might say. “But with all reverence. “Some ... ...vey told the spectators at movie theaters how great an influence for manly Christianity the “good old Y.” had been in their own lives; and the hoar an...

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... great a man that his lavish patronage of the “purer forms of 76 Nostromo Christianity” (which in its naive form of church- building amused Mrs. Goul... ...the endangered cause. It was then that Martin Decoud, the adopted child of Western Europe, felt the absolute change of at- mosphere. He submitted to b... ...e one and indivisible Republic of Costaguana must be made to part with its western province. Fortunately it happens to be also a sound policy. The ric... ...he benighted continents, but also that pet dream of his of a purer form of Christianity. Later on, the principal European really in Sulaco, the engine... ... reach of mil- lions there is no doubt. The introduction of a pure form of Christianity into this continent is a dream for a youthful enthusiast, and ... ...like the finish of an ocean race, pressed on, all black and smoking on the western sky. “Mi General,” Nostromo’s voice rang out loud, but quiet, from ... ...ppearance (and fabulous good-luck in trading) were so well known along the western seaboard of a vast continent. Fiercely whiskered and grave, a shade... ... the outer gallery, rested her head on the rail. The moon, drooping in the western board, looked at her radiantly. Below, at the foot of the cliff, th...

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...nd faint amid the rude jostle of our selfish exist ence. The education of Christianity, it is true, the sympathy of a like experience and the example... ...erable progeny swarmed out of the adjacent doors, used to mock at the pale Western child. They fancied—or, at least, affirmed it, between jest and ear...

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...e in private; and it was only of evenings, as the sun was setting over the western wave, and, comforted by the dinner, the cabin-passengers assembled ... ... after Divinity, and is worshipped by millions of men. A pious exemplar of Christianity truly! and of the condition to which its union with politics h...

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...a mild spirit, that the kindest of men can be cruel, and will forget their Christianity toward offending and repentant women. CHAPTER II MRS. FLEMING ... ...hey parted. Robert was in town by noon. He lost no time in hurrying to the Western suburb. As he neared the house where he was to believe Dahlia to be... ... of cottages, striking 247 George Meredith off from one of the main South-western suburb roads, not very distant from his own lodgings, at which he m... ...ly determined to write to his cousin. A flood of evening gold lay over the Western park. “The glory of this place,” Algernon said to himself, “is, tha...

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...ad-colored candle called an oribus which is still used in certain parts of western France. Thus this rich old maid was nobility, pride, and grandeur p... ...hich she attaches great and passing joys, which die. Y ou see love such as Christianity has created it,—an ideal king- dom, full of noble sentiments, ...

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...s from among the native population. She could even see the attraction of these Eastern women to a Western male - they were so submissive and learned... ...its own varied culture. It was the festival of Bakr-Id which reminded her of Islam’s affinity to Christianity and Judaism. During this festival the ... ...mmed is his Prophet,’ said the wise Arab, once again reminding Helen of the affinity of Islam to Christianity and that other great religion, Judaism... ...e with me, you may be able to help her, Doctor. She needs a woman’s touch now and, preferably, a Western woman, who would not remind her of her own ... ...ict with any of the other Indian religions. Helen knew that the Parsis with their fair skins and Western ways were popular with the British, who adm... ...which often lead to fanaticism, their religion, nevertheless, having a great deal in common with Christianity. Then there was the Buddhist, like the... ... voices amongst the educated classes were now being raised against this dominance by the foreign, western John Company but here in Mirapore, she had... ... mutineers are hardly likely to love the French any more than the British, Gavin. We, too, are a Western colonial power in their country,’ explaine...