The Sacred History of the World: Attempted to be Philosophically Considered, in a Series of Letters to a Son, Том 1Harper & Bros., 1839 |
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... things ; and strive in vain to account for them rationally without Him . No failure seems to lead them to suppose that they are wandering in a bewildering darkness , from which they will never extricate themselves or their subject . By ...
... things ; and strive in vain to account for them rationally without Him . No failure seems to lead them to suppose that they are wandering in a bewildering darkness , from which they will never extricate themselves or their subject . By ...
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... things , its men of science will always be in the foremost ranks of intellect , honour , and celebrity . To have any solicitude about criticism on the present publication would be absurd and unbecoming on such a subject . Not a line has ...
... things , its men of science will always be in the foremost ranks of intellect , honour , and celebrity . To have any solicitude about criticism on the present publication would be absurd and unbecoming on such a subject . Not a line has ...
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... Things into the Material and Immaterial - The four great Classes of the latter - Its possible Connexion with other Systems . 389 LETTER XX . The Formation of Man - The Principle and Process of his Being - The Divine Image and Likeness ...
... Things into the Material and Immaterial - The four great Classes of the latter - Its possible Connexion with other Systems . 389 LETTER XX . The Formation of Man - The Principle and Process of his Being - The Divine Image and Likeness ...
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... things ; and expects and exacts , that when it is required to believe , it should have full elucidations of the grounds and principles on which its assent is required , in addition to the knowledge or evi- dence of the facts or things ...
... things ; and expects and exacts , that when it is required to believe , it should have full elucidations of the grounds and principles on which its assent is required , in addition to the knowledge or evi- dence of the facts or things ...
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... things . The indi- vidual mind of every one can only act according to what it is , or has made itself , or been led to be ; and if it has be- come habitually dissatisfied or discursive , it will be so in all things . As soon as ...
... things . The indi- vidual mind of every one can only act according to what it is , or has made itself , or been led to be ; and if it has be- come habitually dissatisfied or discursive , it will be so in all things . As soon as ...
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