10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOGENISTIC»
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1
Journal of the Anthropological Institute of New-York ...
Singular forgetfulness of history, which shows slavery sanctioned by
monogenistic laws, accepted by monogenistic Christians, allowed by
monogenistic Mohammedans, introduced into America on the 30 THE
PROGRESS OF ANTHROPOLOGY.
Anthropological Institute of New York,
1872
2
The Anthropological Review
... in North America were it not for the constant immigration of European settlers."
Several authors, especially those supporting monogenistic opinions, endeavour
to establish that the Anglo-American would, if left alone, not be driven out of ...
3
A MANUAL OF THE ANCIENT HISTORY OF THE EAST, TO THE ...
The two theories are called Monogenistic and Polygenistic. The professors of the
latter opinion follow as a rule preconceived philosophical ideas, and are really
less naturalists, than enemies to Bible doctrines. All scholars who have ...
4
Journal of the Anthropological Society of London
They must take care, however, in departing from the monogenistic theory, and
substituting for it the polygenistic hypothesis, that they did not get involved in
equal difficulties. The polygenistic hypothesis was as vague and unsatisfactory
as the ...
Anthropological Society (London),
1866
5
A Manual of the Ancient History of the East to the ...
The two theories are called Monogenistic and Polygenistic. ... according to the
laws of scientific method and with the assistance of observation, have decidedly
pronounced, as the result of their studies, for the Monogenistic theory. The proofs
...
François Lenormant, E. Chevallier,
1869
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A manual of the ancient history of the East to the ...
The two theories are called Monogenistic and Polygenistic. The professors of the
latter opinion follow as a rule preconceived philosophical ideas, and are really
less naturalists, than enemies to Bible doctrines. All scholars who have ...
François Lenormant, Elisabeth Chevallier,
1871
7
The origins of physical anthropology
Singular forgetfulness of history, which shows slavery sanctioned by
monogenistic laws, accepted by monogenistic Christians, allowed by
monogenistic Mohammedans, introduced into America on the demand of the
bishop, Las Casas, by a ...
Paul Alfred Erickson,
1974
8
Israel's Concept of the Beginning: The Theology of Genesis 1-3
23. The. Origin. of. the. Monogenistic. Idea. Inspiration and Revelation IT has only
been with considerable difficulty that exegetes, with the concept of inspiration
inevitably in mind, have succeeded in arriving at the conclusion that the Bible ...
9
A NEW CATECHISM CATHOLIC FAITH FOR ADULTS WITH SUPPLEMENT
If science ever proves polygenism, we should have to conclude that the truth of
faith which was hitherto expressed in monogenistic terms would have to be
stripped of the husk of its apparently monogenistic meaning. The revealed truth
would ...
10
The American Catholic Quarterly Review
I do not know; and also do not know yet whether I am monogenistic or
polygenistic (z'ea, from several lines of ancestry or from a single one). . . . .
Whatever may be the origin arrived at, that place, believe me, will be as enviable
as you could ...
James Andrew Corcoran, Patrick John Ryan, Edmond Francis Prendergast,
1801