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... principles of reason . Goodness is an excellence which constitutes the excellence of knowledge , wisdom , and power . It is the most worthy source of all divine operations . It has been proclaimed by the Deity , and displayed in the ...
... principles of reason . Goodness is an excellence which constitutes the excellence of knowledge , wisdom , and power . It is the most worthy source of all divine operations . It has been proclaimed by the Deity , and displayed in the ...
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... principles , but as strong and impressive statements , which have a re- ference to principles previously advanced . • III . Expressions obviously metaphorical , cannot be the basis of an hypothesis . The object of a metaphor is to ...
... principles , but as strong and impressive statements , which have a re- ference to principles previously advanced . • III . Expressions obviously metaphorical , cannot be the basis of an hypothesis . The object of a metaphor is to ...
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... principle whatever , as the cause of vegetable life , elasticity , Galvanic electri eity , fermentation , ' & c . ' The basis of the hypothesis is that two principles exist in nature , matter and caloric ; matter which is distinguished ...
... principle whatever , as the cause of vegetable life , elasticity , Galvanic electri eity , fermentation , ' & c . ' The basis of the hypothesis is that two principles exist in nature , matter and caloric ; matter which is distinguished ...
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