ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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Pagina 65
... universal scepticism will ever to be restrained by its influence , and be able to inspire . On the contrary , who were unsusceptible of its terrors their tendency will be found to chill or its pleasures . Gregory . all the powers of ...
... universal scepticism will ever to be restrained by its influence , and be able to inspire . On the contrary , who were unsusceptible of its terrors their tendency will be found to chill or its pleasures . Gregory . all the powers of ...
Pagina 72
... universal charity and love rather to his own particular connex- to mankind , however different in staion with the Deity , the many instan- tion , country , or religion . There is ces of his goodness he himself has a sublime yet tender ...
... universal charity and love rather to his own particular connex- to mankind , however different in staion with the Deity , the many instan- tion , country , or religion . There is ces of his goodness he himself has a sublime yet tender ...
Pagina 305
... universal very fact in question . Because they conviction , when we remember , that are supernatural , no testimony , it is this is a religion , which contradicts maintained , can make it reasonable many of the selfish propensities of ...
... universal very fact in question . Because they conviction , when we remember , that are supernatural , no testimony , it is this is a religion , which contradicts maintained , can make it reasonable many of the selfish propensities of ...
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On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
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