“Amid all change, we desire something permanent; amid all variety, something stable; amid all progress, some central unity of life; something which deepens as we ascend; which roots itself as we advance; which grows more and more tenacious of the old, while becoming more and more open to the new.”
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the hour whic conveth and now is sermons preached in indiana place chapel boston
This book compiles a series of religious sermons that were given in the historic Indiana Place Chapel located in Boston. The sermons likely cover a range of theological topics and are reflective of the religious and cultural context of the time. more
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James Freeman Clarke
James Freeman Clarke was an American Unitarian minister, philosopher, and author known for his works on ethics, philosophy, and religion. Born on April 4, 1810, in Littleton, Massachusetts, he passed away on June 8, 1888. more
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