This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| 4544 | Wouldest thou behold Christ transfigured? |
| 4544 | 8:"Whether thow shalt be oure kyng, oither we shal be undirloute to thi bidding?" |
| 4544 | And for this bitterness I clepe the spirit of malice, of wrath, and of wickedness the worst spirit of them all; and why? |
| 4544 | And, therefore, what is more healfull[110] than the sweetness of this sight, or what softer thing may be felt? |
| 4544 | But what fruit may she bear, ought but that she learn to live temperately in easy things, and patiently in uneasy things? |
| 4544 | But what maketh it matter[303] who speaketh, when it is all one and the same thing that is spoken? |
| 4544 | Could Aristotle, could Plato, could the great band of philosophers ever attain to it? |
| 4544 | For what reaveth from a soul[196] more readily the affection of sinning, than doth a true working of dread of death? |
| 4544 | Is it not enough to thee, trowest thou not, that thou art escaped by the mercy of our Lord from everlasting damnation? |
| 4544 | Thus I trow that saint Paul felt, when he said this word of great desire:"Who shall deliver me from this deadly body? |
| 4544 | What helpeth to know the person of him that speaketh, when it is siker and certain that all is evil and perilous that is spoken? |
| 4544 | What supposest thou of thyself, wretched sinner? |
| 4544 | What, then, is the death of Rachel, save the failing of reason? |
| 4544 | Whether hast thou chosen to serve our Lord only for the comfort that thou mayst have of Him in this life? |
| 4544 | Why hast thou not mind of thy sins? |
| 4544 | [ 95] And I pray thee, who is he that sinneth not in ignorance? |
| 4544 | [ And what more? |
| 60705 | How undertake the responsibility? 60705 And how did she do so? 60705 Are these the symptoms of decline? 60705 Between religious creeds and philosophy? 60705 Between the Church and the new- modelled State? 60705 But is it nothing that this liberty is now more firmly established than man has ever known it? 60705 Do I mean then to put on a level and confound all who disallow supernatural order, whether unbelievers or sceptics, atheists or rationalists? 60705 Do we not ascend more than we have been forced to descend? 60705 Do we not rather recognise one of those formidable but beneficial crises brought on by providence when desirous to renew the world? 60705 Does religion fall? 60705 God and duty being abandoned, what remains of great and good if it be not man? 60705 How can this be accomplished? 60705 How did she lose a portion of her empire? 60705 How is it to be escaped? 60705 How should it be so? 60705 Is God''s power over and in us needed? 60705 Is it true then, as is said, that we are in a state of moral decay? 60705 Is our age destined to continue the evil of its precursor, and while losing its virtues add to it its own evils? 60705 Is our own liberty sufficient? 60705 Is the general progress of justice and happiness in the world nothing? 60705 Is the law a real living being, a being with a soul which approaches to or recedes from God, which may be lost or saved? 60705 Is there not therein a fitting reward for the toils and sufferings of our age? 60705 Is there not, after so many mistakes, enough to satisfy the most exacting, to refresh the most exhausted? 60705 Of what do you complain? 60705 Shall we again see the old wars which our fathers have seen? 60705 Shall we see a revival of every fanaticism, lay and clerical, philosophic and religious? 60705 War between Catholicism and Protestantism? 60705 Was it then to arrive at this state of things, that for ages human genius displayed itself so gloriously in our country? 60705 What are the means of action, what the pledges to be given alike to authority and religion? 60705 What are the relations here below and hereafter between God and our souls? 60705 What but the neighbourhood of opposing and half free sects, who have always kept her in play, and forced her to overcome her langour? 60705 What father, if he thought his child were reserved for such a lot, but would feel overwhelmed by compassion and grief? 60705 What has been for Catholicism in France one of the most glorious and pious periods? 60705 What has prevented the Anglican church from falling into that apathy which has appeared more than once ready to overcome her? 60705 What hereafter will be that measure? 60705 What is Christianity? 60705 What is Protestantism? 60705 What is it, nevertheless, that has saved Catholicism from shipwreck? 60705 What is the prevailing ill of our temporal society? 60705 What lot awaits us beyond this life, and how far do our resolutions and actions influence it? 60705 What said they who thought the most thereon? 60705 What share of influence will man, each individual man, exercise on his own and the public destiny? 60705 What then has happened? 60705 What then is the obstacle? 60705 What will happen if they do not live in peace, sincere peace? 60705 When the coarser passions are powerless, why should not the more mild and equitable feelings develope themselves? 60705 Whence does evil spring in the world and in ourselves? 60705 Who can struggle against ill if the good are themselves infected with it? 60705 amongst others to separate from her? 60705 how avoid a feeling of pride? 60705 { 13} What is the measure of authority necessary for Government, what the extent of liberty possible in human society? 60705 { 39} What has this experience, at the same time so much vaunted and so mournful, taught you? 60705 { 40} Do we not regain more than we lose? 60705 { 44} Who will refuse to these the name of morality? 60705 { 47}How can I do it?" |
| 60705 | { 96} Do we forget, besides, the first and most powerful cause of spiritual independence? |