10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BIBLIOLATROUS»
Discover the use of
bibliolatrous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bibliolatrous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
By the way, in this last word, " witchcraft," and the too memorable histories
connected with it, lies a perfect mine of bibliolatrous madness. As it illustrates the
folly and tho wickedness of tho bibliolaters, let us pause upon it. The word witch,
these ...
William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone,
1847
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Victorian Poets and the Changing Bible
The poem performs a pointed critique of the bibliolatrous Romantic culture
invoked by Strauss by suggesting that our readiness to make sacred the literature
of the English canon is premature at best. Strauss, of course, reserved his
bibliolatry ...
3
Miracles: The Credibility of the New Testament Accounts
Healing reports continued in late nineteenth-century England, though one
Anglican bishop assigns them particularly to “Plymouth Brethren and other
Bibliolatrous Protestants” (Henson, Notes, xi, emphasizing failures). [281].
Warfield, Miracles ...
... BIBLIOGRAPHICAL BIBLIOGRAPHICALLY BIBLIOGRAPHIES
BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOLATER BIBLIOLATERS BIBLIOLATRIES
BIBLIOLATROUS BIBLIOLATRY BIBLIOLOGIES BIBLIOLOGY BIBLIOMANIA
BIBLIOMANIAC BIBLIOMANIACAL ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood,
2013
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The American Indian Frontier
Neither did they stand much on their dignity as divines as did their bibliolatrous
rivals. The Jesuits in Brazil, like Andrews among the Mohawks, met the fact of
cannibalism. One Jesuit succeeded in getting it abolished by the Indians of one
tribe ...
William Christie Macleod,
2013
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Thomas De Quincey: New Theoretical and Critical Directions
As with the Bible, that work of purely divine inspiration to the bibliolatrous
Protestant, our scholarship reveals the frailties of the human text, the political and
historical exigencies that shape its texts and meaning. I will end with a dream ...
Robert Morrison, Daniel S. Roberts,
2012
... salvation, but like the classical sources he delights in using to develop his
commentary on the book of Wisdom, it remains a text. To identify it with the being
of the second person of the Trinity in some ontological sense would be
bibliolatrous.
Stephen Edmund Lahey Assistant Professor of Philosophy Lemoyne College,
2008
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Wendell Berry: Life and Work
In the days before computers, putting together one of these bibliolatrous
enormities was virtually a life's work, so there weren't all that many of them.)
Anyhow, on the final, everybody in the class came up with Shakespeare, of
course, and then ...
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Thou Art That: Transforming Religious Metaphor
Meanwhile, in the Christian fold, it has surely been a great triumph for Mary that
in spite of the resistance by the bibliolatrous Protestant community—for whom
Mariolatry has pretty much the same meaning as the “Abomination” had for ...
10
"Fundamentalism" and the Word of God: Some Evangelical ...
To demand unquestioning submission to what 'the Bible says' seems to them
tantamount to telling men to crucify their reason; such an attitude to the Bible,
they think, is superstitious rather than religious, and bibliolatrous rather than
Christian.
James Innell Packer,
1958
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BIBLIOLATROUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bibliolatrous is used in the context of the following news items.
A Cheer and a Half for Biblicism
“Biblicist” is a fighting word. It's what Catholics call “bibliolatrous” Protestants, what liberal Protestants used to call Fundamentalists, and what ... «First Things, Aug 11»
Iowa State University
My objection has been to the religionist and bibliolatrous purpose for which it is studied. The second option is actually what is found in most ... «The Bible and Interpretation, Oct 10»