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John Robert Seeley

 

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John Robert Seeley : Ecce Homo: a survey of the life and work of Jesus Christ

?In your last ? letter you spoke very highly of Ecce Homo. To say the truth I don?t agree in your estimate ? partly because the book seemed to me to be feeble rhetorically, but partly, it may be, from another cause. I cannot look upon theological dogmas with the same kind of indifference that you do. ? Now ?Ecce Homo? may be amiable & enthusiastic & all that; but in a theological point of view, it is to me hateful. It is a feeble attempt to make sentimental oratory do the work of logic, & to supersede all criticism by a sort of a priori gush of enthusiasm.?

Century: 1850-1899     Reader/Listener/Group: Leslie Stephen      Print: Book

 

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