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Whether , when the children of Israel had made the golden calf the object of their
worship , they ought to keep to their God de facto , or return to their God de jure ?
and such like . He is much blamed by some and defended by others ; has the ...
Whether , when the children of Israel had made the golden calf the object of their
worship , they ought to keep to their God de facto , or return to their God de jure ?
and such like . He is much blamed by some and defended by others ; has the ...
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But moral virtue , if considered as the object of man ' s knowledge , began with
the first man , and was as natural to him as it was natural to man to think and
perceive or feel the difference between pleasure and pain . The reasonableness
and ...
But moral virtue , if considered as the object of man ' s knowledge , began with
the first man , and was as natural to him as it was natural to man to think and
perceive or feel the difference between pleasure and pain . The reasonableness
and ...
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Law had no such object in view ; he wrote in perfect sincerity and honesty , and if
he had followed the example of the Archbishop whom he quoted , he might have
written with telling effect . For the state of the stage was deplorably bad .
Law had no such object in view ; he wrote in perfect sincerity and honesty , and if
he had followed the example of the Archbishop whom he quoted , he might have
written with telling effect . For the state of the stage was deplorably bad .
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What ! had Newton , when he was engrossed with his mathematics and
astronomy , no higher object than fame ? Is not truth of all kinds a worthy object of
pursuit ? Was it no advantage to mankind to know the true nature of the glorious
work of ...
What ! had Newton , when he was engrossed with his mathematics and
astronomy , no higher object than fame ? Is not truth of all kinds a worthy object of
pursuit ? Was it no advantage to mankind to know the true nature of the glorious
work of ...
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3 Even when speaking of Law's mysticism , which at the time was the object of his
special abhorrence , he asks almost indignantly , ' Will any one dare to affirm that
all mystics , such as Mr. Law in particular , .... are void of all Chris , tian ...
3 Even when speaking of Law's mysticism , which at the time was the object of his
special abhorrence , he asks almost indignantly , ' Will any one dare to affirm that
all mystics , such as Mr. Law in particular , .... are void of all Chris , tian ...
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Página 233 - ALMIGHTY and everlasting God, who dost govern all things in heaven and earth ; Mercifully hear the supplications of thy people, and grant us thy peace all the days of our life ; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
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| Título | William Law, Nonjuror and Mystic: ... a Sketch of His Life, Character, and Opinions |
| Autor | John Henry Overton |
| Editor | Longmans, Green, 1881 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 27 Oct. 2006 |
| Largo | 462 páginas |
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