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Locke, John, cited, [244]
Lodge, Sir Oliver, his religious position, [18]–9, [380];
views concerning Haeckel, [19]–20;
cited, [376]
Loisy, Abbé, on the Resurrection, [64];
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on miracles, [49], [50]–1, [383]–4;
on Bible criticism, [76];
not intellectually ashamed, [89]–90;
New Testament stronger for criticism, [100];
on Mariolatry, [259];
cited, [277] note, [278], [288];
on the instinct of prayer, [298]–9
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Lourdes, [60].
(Special note on p. [69] of first edition.)
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