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The Churches and Modern Thought An inquiry into the...

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Galilee, The Sea of, 111
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Genesis, legendary, 75, 78, 95, 178, 188–97, 349
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Gerard, Father, on the gravity of the situation, 3; on The Riddle of the Universe, 381
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Germany, Emperor of, cited, 235, 371; alluded to, 375 note 2
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Gibbon, on the prodigy of the darkness, etc., 104; cited, 292–3, 369
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Gibbon, Rev. J. Morgan, 24; cited, 381
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Gladstone, W. E., on slavery, 39–40; on Genesis, 178, 189–95
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Gloucester, The late Bishop of, on the “Higher Criticism,” 100; on evolution, 175–6
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God, a personal, 230–2; Theistic arguments examined, 219–72; an unknown God, 376
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Godet, on miracles, 49–50
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Gore, Dr. (formerly Bishop of Worcester), on the Fall, 213–16. (See also Birmingham, Bishop of.)
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Gospels, The, criticisms regarding, 82–9, 97–100, 101. (See also Bible Criticism.)
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Gothenburg, remarks on the Gothenburg system, 399
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Gould, F. J., “Why Lead a Moral Life?” 341–2; his books of moral lessons, 403

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The Churches and Modern Thought An inquiry into the grounds of unbelief and an appeal for candour, Project Gutenberg eBook #45053

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