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Pagina 88
... existence is not worth poffeffing , if it doth not contribute to the ease and happiness of the existence of others . Should I be fortunate enough to mark the peculiar effect of any combination in future , an account of it will certainly ...
... existence is not worth poffeffing , if it doth not contribute to the ease and happiness of the existence of others . Should I be fortunate enough to mark the peculiar effect of any combination in future , an account of it will certainly ...
Pagina 550
... existence within itself ? I wish that this fimple meaning of the word could be univerfally admitted in philo- sophy . Strictly speaking , no worldly thing is a substance : fince all mutually depend on each other , and finally on God ...
... existence within itself ? I wish that this fimple meaning of the word could be univerfally admitted in philo- sophy . Strictly speaking , no worldly thing is a substance : fince all mutually depend on each other , and finally on God ...
Pagina 553
... existence , in time , in space , and in the kingdom of God , where there is every poffible existence , and where the laws of opposition must also exist ; to the highest good of this kin dom requires , that these laws of oppofition ...
... existence , in time , in space , and in the kingdom of God , where there is every poffible existence , and where the laws of opposition must also exist ; to the highest good of this kin dom requires , that these laws of oppofition ...
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