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To such a substitute menstruation we apply the term vicarious menstruation_.— Woman Her Sex and Love Life
I do not know any word that conveys the truth of this if 'vicarious' or 'substitutionary' does not; nor do I know any interpretation of Christ's death which enables us to regard it as a demonstration of love to sinners, if this vicarious or substitutionary character is denied.— God's Plan with Men
Is not your boasted philanthropy somewhat vicarious, and does not your public morality savour in some degree of mere opportunist cant To all of which, Europeans and Americans can only reply that the instinct of self-preservation, which is strong within them, points clearly to the absolute necessity of excluding the Chinese carpenters and bricklayers; and, further, as regards the missionaries, that there can be but one answer, and that in a Christian sense, to the question asked by jesting Pilate.— Political and Literary essays, 1908-1913
It is the representation of human life and human sacrifice--vicarious for all, yet binding upon all That He died for all is true 1.— Sermons Preached at Brighton Third Series

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