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What wonder that Leibnitz had dreamed of a religious organization of the world ,
and that the cosmopolitanism of a genius so European knew no limits ? It may be
admitted , with Troeltsch , that this was the German philosopher par excellence .
What wonder that Leibnitz had dreamed of a religious organization of the world ,
and that the cosmopolitanism of a genius so European knew no limits ? It may be
admitted , with Troeltsch , that this was the German philosopher par excellence .
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Bach ' s religious music took advantage of every possible form of his day — the
chorale harmonized for choir , the organ chorale , the motet or small cantata , the
cantata proper , which Bach modernized by introducing homophonic elements ...
Bach ' s religious music took advantage of every possible form of his day — the
chorale harmonized for choir , the organ chorale , the motet or small cantata , the
cantata proper , which Bach modernized by introducing homophonic elements ...
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On the one hand the Reformation awakened and at the same time satisfied in
German souls a thousand new aspirations of the sentimental , religious , or
intellectual order . But it also produced the Lutheran State Church , the Church
that ...
On the one hand the Reformation awakened and at the same time satisfied in
German souls a thousand new aspirations of the sentimental , religious , or
intellectual order . But it also produced the Lutheran State Church , the Church
that ...
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GERMANYS OFFENSIVE AGAINST | 19 |
THE HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE | 41 |
THE LUTHERAN REFORMATION AND ITS CON | 67 |
Urheberrecht | |
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