The Principle of Authority in Relation to Certainty, Sanctity and Society

By way of preface I have only to say briefly how very much I am indebted to others in the effort to find my way into the interior of the subject of my interest. Besides the authorities referred to in the text, my largest creditors among many are these and in parts I have followed them closely, but, I hope, judiciously, both in what I take and what I leave. I hmels : D ie christliche IV ahrheitsgewissheif, 2E d., 1908. Pfennigsdorf : D er religiose Wille, 1910. ScHAEDER : T heozentrische Theologie,
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