Philosophy and Theology: Being the First Edinburgh University Gifford LecturesAMS Press, 1979 - 407 من الصفحات |
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... Suppose the state of the case re- versed . Suppose we had been rejoicing all this time in these bills of sale , certificates of feu , and halting verses- nay , give them all , give them their own best , suppose we had been rejoicing ...
... Suppose the state of the case re- versed . Suppose we had been rejoicing all this time in these bills of sale , certificates of feu , and halting verses- nay , give them all , give them their own best , suppose we had been rejoicing ...
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... Suppose , at long and last , we take up this , -suppose we take up consideration of the known , received , tabulated , traditional proofs , and in connection with their history , -that would be an escape at once from what is alleged to ...
... Suppose , at long and last , we take up this , -suppose we take up consideration of the known , received , tabulated , traditional proofs , and in connection with their history , -that would be an escape at once from what is alleged to ...
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... Suppose there were a people living under ground , but in splendid domiciles , filled with statues and pictures , and all the beautiful things that constitute in men's minds happiness , suppose , too , that , though secluded to their ...
... Suppose there were a people living under ground , but in splendid domiciles , filled with statues and pictures , and all the beautiful things that constitute in men's minds happiness , suppose , too , that , though secluded to their ...
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GIFFORD LECTURE THE SECOND | 21 |
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