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" Man: nor is any thing in itself more unnatural or of greater Deformity, in the whole world; than that an Intelligent Agent should have the Truth of Things in his Mind; and that it should not give Law and Rule to his Temper, Life and Actions. "
God in Human Thought: Or, Natural Theology Traced in Literature, Ancient and ... - Page 442
by Ezra Hall Gillett - 1874
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The Bibliotheca Sacra, Volume 30

1878 - 820 pages
...is for a beast to be guided by his senses and instinct ; or as it is for the sun to give light. 212. Vice is contrary to the nature of man, as man ; for...intelligent agent should have the truth of things hi his mind, and that it should not give law and rule to his temper, life, and actions. 228. A monstro...
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The Cambridge Platonists: Being Selections from the Writings of Benjamin ...

Benjamin Whichcote, John Smith, Nathanael Culverwel - 1901 - 380 pages
...it is contrary to the order of Reason, the peculiar and highest Principle in Man: nor is any thing in itself more unnatural or of greater Deformity in...give Law and Rule to his Temper, Life and Actions. The first act of Religion is to Know what is True of God; the second act is to Express it in our Lives....
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The Cambridge Platonists: Being Selections from the Writings of Benjamin ...

Benjamin Whichcote - 1901 - 388 pages
...Superstitious Vassalage. There cannot be Receiving Truth in Love, where there is not receiving it in Judgment. Vice is contrary to the Nature of Man, as Man ; for...the peculiar and highest Principle in Man : nor is any thing in itself more unnatural or of greater Deformity in the whole world than that an Intelligent...
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Human Nature: Fact and Fiction: Literature, Science and Human Nature

Robin Headlam Wells, Johnjoe McFadden - 2006 - 220 pages
...reasonable creatures, all you have to do is show people the truth and they will naturally follow it. 'Vice is contrary to the nature of man, as man; for...reason, the peculiar and highest principle in man', wrote the philosopher Benjamin Whichcote in 1703.18 It was such absurdly optimistic claims for the...
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Life, Myth, and the American Family Unreeling: The Spiritual Significance of ...

Jeffry John Stein - 2005 - 330 pages
...was good, would always do what was right, because they couldn't possibly desire to do anything else. Vice is contrary to the Nature of Man as Man; for...greater deformity in the whole world than that an 156 New Skins for Old Wine Intelligent Agent should have the Truth of Things in his Mind and that it...
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