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To Him let us but cleave in all our strife; and the Tempter will flee; the wilderness will be desolate no more; angels will come and minister unto us; and when we pass from them to the ministry of life, be it to the glory of a transfiguration, the sorrows of a Gethsemane, or the sacrifice of the cross, the tranquilizing peace of God will never be far from us.

James Martineau

James Martineau

James Martineau

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Born: April 21, 1805

Died: January 11, 1900 (aged 94)

Bio: James Martineau was an English religious philosopher influential in the history of Unitarianism.

Known for:

Endeavours after the Christian life (1843)
Types of ethical theory (1885)
The seat of authority in religion (1890)
Endeavors after the Christian life (1844)
A Study of Spinoza (1882)

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