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and , more especially , transferring to a far ulterior part of its course , some of those initial matters in the first arrangement , which , when discussed at so early a stage give an obscure and transcendental character to the very ...
and , more especially , transferring to a far ulterior part of its course , some of those initial matters in the first arrangement , which , when discussed at so early a stage give an obscure and transcendental character to the very ...
Page 349
Such then is our first argument for the moral character of God , and which , as a character implies an existence , might be resolved into an argument for the being of God even the moral character of the law of conscience ...
Such then is our first argument for the moral character of God , and which , as a character implies an existence , might be resolved into an argument for the being of God even the moral character of the law of conscience ...
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We could not have mistaken the purposes and mind of the Deity — when we saw thus palpably , and through the demonstrations of experience , the ultimate effects of these respective processes ; and , in this total diversity of character ...
We could not have mistaken the purposes and mind of the Deity — when we saw thus palpably , and through the demonstrations of experience , the ultimate effects of these respective processes ; and , in this total diversity of character ...
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PRELIMINARY VIEWS | 17 |
Of the Metaphysics which have been resorted | 99 |
on the side of Theism | 121 |
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