ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... tural satisfaction feeds on their dis- Whereas there , on the contrary , appointments or miseries ! How little more than any where , it concerns does he know of the true happiness them to attend to the government of of life , who is a ...
... tural satisfaction feeds on their dis- Whereas there , on the contrary , appointments or miseries ! How little more than any where , it concerns does he know of the true happiness them to attend to the government of of life , who is a ...
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... tural law , as discoverable by natural -But , they might of themselves , if reason , from the elegant systems of they thought fit , become wise and it , which have been drawn up by virtuous.- I answer with Cicero , " Ut Christian ...
... tural law , as discoverable by natural -But , they might of themselves , if reason , from the elegant systems of they thought fit , become wise and it , which have been drawn up by virtuous.- I answer with Cicero , " Ut Christian ...
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... tural religion , you cannot comprereason over prejudice , of Christianity hend the eternity or omnipresence over deism ; but it exhibits , what is of the Deity ; nor easily understand , infinitely more rare , the character of how his ...
... tural religion , you cannot comprereason over prejudice , of Christianity hend the eternity or omnipresence over deism ; but it exhibits , what is of the Deity ; nor easily understand , infinitely more rare , the character of how his ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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