 | John Kitto - Bible - 1863 - 524 pages
...Dr. Temple is unwilling to make in his well known essay on the " Education of the World," he adds, " The work of preparation in the pagan world consisted...kindled by God himself, and could not be extinguished." In speaking of Dr. Temple, we have in mind that passage where, in speaking of Greece, he seems to deny... | |
 | John Kitto - Bible - 1863 - 522 pages
...Dr. Temple is unwilling to make in his well known essay on the " Education of the World," he adds, " The work of preparation in the pagan world consisted...immense, this painful desire, — too often, alas ! sullicd and alloyed ; but it was a flame kindled by God himself, and could not be extinguished."... | |
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God,' by demanding him from all forms of worship, from all schools of philosophy." While, however, he makes so large a concession as is here implied, a concession which even Dr. Temple is unwilling to make in his well known essay on the " Education of... 