The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 147Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1950 |
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Pagina 152
... reasons and partly owing to its tendency to construct a rival church - doubtless represents a more important and ... reason to believe that they would have been shocked by his motto : ' No Pope for me ! ' On the other hand , they may ...
... reasons and partly owing to its tendency to construct a rival church - doubtless represents a more important and ... reason to believe that they would have been shocked by his motto : ' No Pope for me ! ' On the other hand , they may ...
Pagina 199
... reason for his decisions at length , contenting himself with the statement ( v ) that he has endeavoured to follow in the steps of his predecessors and to keep a mean between too much stiffness in refusing and too much easiness in ...
... reason for his decisions at length , contenting himself with the statement ( v ) that he has endeavoured to follow in the steps of his predecessors and to keep a mean between too much stiffness in refusing and too much easiness in ...
Pagina 329
... reasons . The first reason is that this sort of argument appeals to judgments of value , not of fact . Its basis is qualitative and imponderable . It is decisive only for those who are already convinced . The scientist , on the other ...
... reasons . The first reason is that this sort of argument appeals to judgments of value , not of fact . Its basis is qualitative and imponderable . It is decisive only for those who are already convinced . The scientist , on the other ...
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