The Quarterly Review, Volumen159William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1885 |
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... physical . The voice within gives this command in two forms ; it commands our duty and it commands our faith . The voice gives no proof , appeals to no evidence , but speaks as having a right to command , and requires our obedience by ...
... physical . The voice within gives this command in two forms ; it commands our duty and it commands our faith . The voice gives no proof , appeals to no evidence , but speaks as having a right to command , and requires our obedience by ...
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... physical ? There must be a reason why that which , for the Bishop , is the basis of morality and religion , is for Herbert Spencer a mere ' illusion . ' What reason is there ? The answer we have already given by implication . No ...
... physical ? There must be a reason why that which , for the Bishop , is the basis of morality and religion , is for Herbert Spencer a mere ' illusion . ' What reason is there ? The answer we have already given by implication . No ...
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... physical law ? Clearly not . For physical law is also a revelation of Himself . It is the orderly method by which He acts . Are there then no miracles ? Yes , but miracles are not the cata- clysmal irruptions of the moral into the ...
... physical law ? Clearly not . For physical law is also a revelation of Himself . It is the orderly method by which He acts . Are there then no miracles ? Yes , but miracles are not the cata- clysmal irruptions of the moral into the ...
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