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... moral faculty , the mo- ral fenfe , and confcience . By this faculty , Dr. Reid contends that we have the conceptions of right and wrong in conduct , of merit and demerit , of duty , of moral obligation , and of all our other moral ...
... moral faculty , the mo- ral fenfe , and confcience . By this faculty , Dr. Reid contends that we have the conceptions of right and wrong in conduct , of merit and demerit , of duty , of moral obligation , and of all our other moral ...
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... moral government . The arguments employed to prove that man is endowed with moral liberty , are chiefly three . I. We have a natural conviction or belief , that , in many cafes , we act freely . 2. We are accountable Beings . 3. We are ...
... moral government . The arguments employed to prove that man is endowed with moral liberty , are chiefly three . I. We have a natural conviction or belief , that , in many cafes , we act freely . 2. We are accountable Beings . 3. We are ...
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... moral fcience . From them ( i . e . the truths juft mentioned ) the whole fyftem of moral conduct follows fo eafily , and with fo little aid of reafon- ing , that every man of common understanding , who wishes to know his duty , may ...
... moral fcience . From them ( i . e . the truths juft mentioned ) the whole fyftem of moral conduct follows fo eafily , and with fo little aid of reafon- ing , that every man of common understanding , who wishes to know his duty , may ...
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