 | Oliver Davies, Denys Turner - 2002 - 243 pages
...because he cannot recollect and bring before him all the materials that gave birth to his opinion . . . This impression is the result of the accumulated experience...over that reason, which however powerfully exerted on any particular occasion, will probably comprehend but a partial view of the subject ... If we were... | |
 | 1839 - 348 pages
...considerations may unite to form the principle, even of small and minute parts, involved in or dependent on a great system of things : though these in process...right impression still remains fixed in his mind. 188 This impression is the result of the accumulated experience of our whole life, and has been collected... | |
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... not always in his power, perhaps, to give a reason for it; because he cannot recollect and bring before him all the materials that gave birth to his opinion; for very many and very intricate considerations may unite to form the principle, even of... 
