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Die Namen Gottes
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Dieu est mort en Allemagne
des lumières à Nietzsche -
"Herrgott"
Kampf um Welt und Wirklichkeit, die Rede von Gott in Gesellschaft und Kirche ; Analysen eines volkstümlichen Gottesprädikates, seine Herkunftsgeschichte und sein Wortfeld, seine Bedeutung in Gesellschaft und Kirche sowie seine indikatorische Bedeutung im seelsorgerlichen Geschehen -
Thomas Peuntner "Büchlein von der Liebhabung Gottes"
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Studien zur Gottes- und Seelenkonzeption im Werk der Mechthild von Magdeburg
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Die frühchristlichen Gottesbezeichnungen im Germanisch-Altdeutschen
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Corpus Dionysiacum
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Quaestiones disputatae de scientia Christi
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De emendatione vitae
eine kritische Ausgabe des lateinischen Textes von Richard Rolle ; mit einer Übersetzung ins Deutsche und Untersuchungen zu den lateinischen und englischen Handschriften -
De rerum ideis
Dio e le cose nel dibattito universitario del tredicesimo secolo -
Calvin, classical trinitarianism, and the aseity of the Son
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A letter to all the saints, on the general duty of love
Humbly presented. By one that is less than the least of them all, and unworthy to be their happy number -
Rhodd i'th gymmydog; neu, lawn Adnabyddiaeth O Dduw, ac O Honom ein Hunain; wedi ei agoryd Mewn Modd amlwg, Buddiol, a Phrofiadol Gan Sir Richard Hill, O gyfieithad y Parchedig Thomas Jones, y bedwerydd argraphiad, allan o'rddwysedar bymibegyn saefneg
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Manual of the glorious doctor St. Augustine. Permissis super
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A Plain and serious enquiry, &c
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The ploughman's thoughts of divinity
In six parts. I. Respecting the being of a God, and trinity of persons. II. The creation and fall of Adam, as covenant-head of all his posterity. III. The weakness of the law, and sacrifices for their recovery. IV. The covenant of grace. V. Christ's coming in the flesh, and satisfaction for sin. VI. His refurrection, ascension, intercession, coming to judgment, and returning with his saints back to heaven. By Samuel Turner -
A perswasive to moderation and for bearance in love among the divided forms of Christians
By that Late Most Eminent Divine, Mr. Jeremiah White, Late Fellow of Trinity-Colledge in Cambridge, preacher to the [council] of state, and chaplain to Oliver Cromwell. With the effigies of Mr White -
Christian counsel, in the spirit of love and meekness tenderly recommended to the serious consideration of those French prisoners at Nottingham and Litchfield
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A New-Year's gift
In two parts: part I. Early piety: or, a serious exhortation to young persons, to remember their creator in the days of their youth: with examples of divers persons famous for their early piety. Part II. The devout Christian's manual; containing devotions for several occasions, ordinary and extraordinary. To which is added, a morning and evening hymn; By Thomas, late L.B. of Bath and Wells -
This farewell address. To the inhabitants of the Parish of Cantley
Norforlk, is with much regard for their spiritual concerns, inscribed by their late curate, Stephen Webster, M.A -
The antinomianism of the marrow of modern divinity detected
Wherein the letter to a private Christian, about believers receiving the law, as the law of Christ, is specially considered -
A diary, gathered from the Lord's Gracious promises to his people
Intended as a borning blessing of some sweet refreshing portion of Scripture for every day in the year. By Robert Hawker, D.D. vicar of Charles, Plymouth -
Universal love the surest way to advance the interest of religion, and unite the several contending parties about it. In a letter to a friend
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The Upright lives of the heathens, briefly noted
Or, Epistles and discourses betwixt Alexander the conqueror, and Dindimus, King of the Brachmans. Giving an account what sort of people they are, their divinity and philosophy, with their manner of living, &c. Pythagoras, faith, "God resembled light and truth: God himself inhabits the lowest, highest and midlemost: there is no being or place without God. Socrates, faith, "God is so great, as that at once he sees all, hears all, is every where, and orders all. Philo, a Jew born, yet a very noted philosopher, faith, "How should the soul of a man know God, if he did not inspire her, and take hold of her by his divine power? who after death, reach the heavenly plain, become like God, and never die again." The golden distich of the Pythagorians, as it hath been called. Published for a general service -
The greivous scandal of Prophane language in conversation