Elements of Moral Philosophy and of Christian Ethics, Volume 1J. Duncan, 1826 |
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... known by the Creation CHAPTER II . - On the Attributes of God CHAPTER III . — The Omnipresence and Omniscience of God . CHAPTER IV . - The Eternity and Immutability of God CHAPTER V. - On the Power and Dominion of God CHAPTER VI . - The ...
... known by the Creation CHAPTER II . - On the Attributes of God CHAPTER III . — The Omnipresence and Omniscience of God . CHAPTER IV . - The Eternity and Immutability of God CHAPTER V. - On the Power and Dominion of God CHAPTER VI . - The ...
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... known in modern times by the Philosophy of the Human Mind , is found- ed , not on hypothetical reasonings , but on a careful induction of facts ; and while its study is attended with the incidental advantages of the scholastic disquisi ...
... known in modern times by the Philosophy of the Human Mind , is found- ed , not on hypothetical reasonings , but on a careful induction of facts ; and while its study is attended with the incidental advantages of the scholastic disquisi ...
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... known , -men whose varied and extensive acquirements have done honour to the species , and whose memory will live through the revo- lutions of time , are distinguished as metaphysicians : I need scarcely say , that I allude to Burke ...
... known , -men whose varied and extensive acquirements have done honour to the species , and whose memory will live through the revo- lutions of time , are distinguished as metaphysicians : I need scarcely say , that I allude to Burke ...
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... he probably , notwithstand- ing his physical and moral strength , would have been known to posterity only as a respectable judge , and not as the scholar of the greatest and most general Chap . II . ] for prosecuting Moral Philosophy . 23.
... he probably , notwithstand- ing his physical and moral strength , would have been known to posterity only as a respectable judge , and not as the scholar of the greatest and most general Chap . II . ] for prosecuting Moral Philosophy . 23.
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... known a fiddler gravely teach that the soul was harmony ; a geometrician very positive that the soul must be extended ; and a physician , who having pickled half a dozen embryos , and dissected as many cats and frogs , grew conceited ...
... known a fiddler gravely teach that the soul was harmony ; a geometrician very positive that the soul must be extended ; and a physician , who having pickled half a dozen embryos , and dissected as many cats and frogs , grew conceited ...
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