Biographia Literaria; Or, Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and OpinionsW. Gowans, 1852 - 804 páginas |
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... reason is a web woven out of stuff that is in every man's brain ; and the simplest Christian is implicitly as great a divine as Thomas Aquinas . But when a man declares that the fundamental ideas of a system are born and matured in his ...
... reason is a web woven out of stuff that is in every man's brain ; and the simplest Christian is implicitly as great a divine as Thomas Aquinas . But when a man declares that the fundamental ideas of a system are born and matured in his ...
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... reason , more deeply concerning , I must contend , that his having neither added to , nor varied from , the doctrines of Schelling does not make it clear as noon - day , that he had not some original insight into them , nor is even his ...
... reason , more deeply concerning , I must contend , that his having neither added to , nor varied from , the doctrines of Schelling does not make it clear as noon - day , that he had not some original insight into them , nor is even his ...
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... reason- ableness , so far as they advanced beyond all previous thought , their unsatisfactoriness where they stopped short , and clung , in words at least , to the old dogmatism , might have been led into modes of rectifying and ...
... reason- ableness , so far as they advanced beyond all previous thought , their unsatisfactoriness where they stopped short , and clung , in words at least , to the old dogmatism , might have been led into modes of rectifying and ...
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... , that our belief has been fixed by an outward revelation , the commentary of tradition upon Scrip- ture , and that we are not to look upon the reason and con- science of man , interpreted by the understanding , as INTRODUCTION . 41.
... , that our belief has been fixed by an outward revelation , the commentary of tradition upon Scrip- ture , and that we are not to look upon the reason and con- science of man , interpreted by the understanding , as INTRODUCTION . 41.
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... reason , that it was un- deniably instituted by Him , and that they who composed it had to defend the moral law in its depth and purity , theism itself in its depth and purity- ( the acknowledgment of God as a Spirit , one and personal ...
... reason , that it was un- deniably instituted by Him , and that they who composed it had to defend the moral law in its depth and purity , theism itself in its depth and purity- ( the acknowledgment of God as a Spirit , one and personal ...
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