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Pagina 173
... reason , it must be acknowleged , have the profeffors of Chrifti- anity afforded this unhappy people , to render them inimical both to them and to their faith . M. Grégoire , in his reflec- tions on the moral character of the Jews ...
... reason , it must be acknowleged , have the profeffors of Chrifti- anity afforded this unhappy people , to render them inimical both to them and to their faith . M. Grégoire , in his reflec- tions on the moral character of the Jews ...
Pagina 296
... reason or motive which , on an attentive confideration of the subject , should induce me to act in this rather than in that manner ? ' Simple as this question is , and eafy as the folution of it , at firft fight , may appear , it has ...
... reason or motive which , on an attentive confideration of the subject , should induce me to act in this rather than in that manner ? ' Simple as this question is , and eafy as the folution of it , at firft fight , may appear , it has ...
Pagina 301
... reason was as effential to religion as the eye is to vifion , we have been accustomed to regard as one of those self - evident principles which the fenfible part of mankind admitted , as they would an axiom in mathematics , without ...
... reason was as effential to religion as the eye is to vifion , we have been accustomed to regard as one of those self - evident principles which the fenfible part of mankind admitted , as they would an axiom in mathematics , without ...
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