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Page 119
We can a of a Divinity — just as it is not the clay but the shape into which it has been moulded that announces the impress of a Designer's hand . The metaphysical argument which we should like to discard from this controversy wants ...
We can a of a Divinity — just as it is not the clay but the shape into which it has been moulded that announces the impress of a Designer's hand . The metaphysical argument which we should like to discard from this controversy wants ...
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In this respect the human body may be said to present a more close and crowded and multifarious inscription of the divinity , than any single object within the compass of visible nature . It is instinct throughout with the evidence of a ...
In this respect the human body may be said to present a more close and crowded and multifarious inscription of the divinity , than any single object within the compass of visible nature . It is instinct throughout with the evidence of a ...
Page 348
This ascendant faculty of our nature , which has been so often termed the divinity within us , notwithstanding the occasional sophistry of the passions , is on the whole , representative of the Divinity above us ; and the righteousness ...
This ascendant faculty of our nature , which has been so often termed the divinity within us , notwithstanding the occasional sophistry of the passions , is on the whole , representative of the Divinity above us ; and the righteousness ...
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Contents
PRELIMINARY VIEWS | 17 |
Of the Metaphysics which have been resorted | 99 |
on the side of Theism | 121 |
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