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... reason- ing , which is one of the most dangerous and alarming practices of philosophy , and that too when he is writing to his brethren on mysteries . Reason must either be altogether excluded or permitted to have full play . If we put ...
... reason- ing , which is one of the most dangerous and alarming practices of philosophy , and that too when he is writing to his brethren on mysteries . Reason must either be altogether excluded or permitted to have full play . If we put ...
Pagina 197
... reason why he persevered so long in this singular amusement ; " This was the manner , " answered Park , in which I used to ascertain the depth of a river in Africa , before I ventured to cross it ; judging whether the attempt would be ...
... reason why he persevered so long in this singular amusement ; " This was the manner , " answered Park , in which I used to ascertain the depth of a river in Africa , before I ventured to cross it ; judging whether the attempt would be ...
Pagina 412
... reasons were alleged from the Scriptures , Fathers , Councils , and Civil Law , which was the law of almost all ... reason and revelation ap- proved . ' It is very true , as he observes , that Some instances have also occurred , in ...
... reasons were alleged from the Scriptures , Fathers , Councils , and Civil Law , which was the law of almost all ... reason and revelation ap- proved . ' It is very true , as he observes , that Some instances have also occurred , in ...
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