The Universalist Quarterly and General Review, Volumes 44-45A. Tompkins, 1887 - Universalism |
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... feeling of regret that so great pains has been taken to find comfortable quarters for a being , who even if he ex- isted was quite incapable of appreciating their excellencies . Prof. E. W. Claypole . ARTICLE III . An Alleged Scientific ...
... feeling of regret that so great pains has been taken to find comfortable quarters for a being , who even if he ex- isted was quite incapable of appreciating their excellencies . Prof. E. W. Claypole . ARTICLE III . An Alleged Scientific ...
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... feeling lessened still further in the public estimation the sacredness of all legal restraints . It is not needful to inquire here how much the talk of politicians and and others about a " higher law " had to do with lowering the ...
... feeling lessened still further in the public estimation the sacredness of all legal restraints . It is not needful to inquire here how much the talk of politicians and and others about a " higher law " had to do with lowering the ...
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... feeling against the rich , and a desire for more wages , that the poor may have practically an occasional taste , if nothing more , of the leisure and the pleas- ure which the rich enjoy . Yet this desire is often , perhaps too often ...
... feeling against the rich , and a desire for more wages , that the poor may have practically an occasional taste , if nothing more , of the leisure and the pleas- ure which the rich enjoy . Yet this desire is often , perhaps too often ...
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... feelings . A few plainly profess as much . Among thoughtful men it has long been recognized that our opinions are ... feeling are intermingled , and ought to be intermingled . We ought not to go so far as “ the good old woman who said ...
... feelings . A few plainly profess as much . Among thoughtful men it has long been recognized that our opinions are ... feeling are intermingled , and ought to be intermingled . We ought not to go so far as “ the good old woman who said ...
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... feels and never reasons , and therefore it is always right . " Pectus facit theologum is a law of our being . The ... feelings were Christian . How much has the world lost because he , and many such , knew not with Augustine , that " the ...
... feels and never reasons , and therefore it is always right . " Pectus facit theologum is a law of our being . The ... feelings were Christian . How much has the world lost because he , and many such , knew not with Augustine , that " the ...
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