The Nineteenth Century, Volume 14Henry S. King & Company, 1883 |
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Page 262
... existence interfere with the due exercise of our energies here ? I cannot believe that it need . It is common , especially in the pulpit , to denounce this indif- ference to a future life as a sinful peculiarity of our own times . There ...
... existence interfere with the due exercise of our energies here ? I cannot believe that it need . It is common , especially in the pulpit , to denounce this indif- ference to a future life as a sinful peculiarity of our own times . There ...
Page 271
... existence will be personal or otherwise . The first of these is the natural result of the special devotion which philosophy pays to the intellectual faculties . Now the intellect is of course the peculiar province of philosophy , but an ...
... existence will be personal or otherwise . The first of these is the natural result of the special devotion which philosophy pays to the intellectual faculties . Now the intellect is of course the peculiar province of philosophy , but an ...
Page 273
... existence of a God - even though the belief be not capable of scientific proof , and perhaps , in strictness , not logically justifiable - it is not difficult to conceive this system of development to be the outcome of a divine design ...
... existence of a God - even though the belief be not capable of scientific proof , and perhaps , in strictness , not logically justifiable - it is not difficult to conceive this system of development to be the outcome of a divine design ...
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WHY NOT PURCHASE THE SUEZ CANAL? By Edward Dicey | 188 |
361 733 | 356 |
CLOUDS OVER ARCADY By the Rev Dr Jessopp | 540 |
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