The American Monthly Magazine, Volumen2Nathaniel Parker Willis Pierce and Williams., 1830 |
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... moral science . The studies and instructions of Thales , Pythagoras and Archelaus had been principally devoted to the mysteries of material na- ture . The misnamed Logic of the Sophists , delighted less in the discovery of truth , than ...
... moral science . The studies and instructions of Thales , Pythagoras and Archelaus had been principally devoted to the mysteries of material na- ture . The misnamed Logic of the Sophists , delighted less in the discovery of truth , than ...
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... moral and religious truth , was fortified with barriers which even the audacious spirit of Athenian genius , might well trem- ble to overleap . The boldest infidel could regard the religion of his country only with inward scorn : he ...
... moral and religious truth , was fortified with barriers which even the audacious spirit of Athenian genius , might well trem- ble to overleap . The boldest infidel could regard the religion of his country only with inward scorn : he ...
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... moral revolution , they seem to have tacitly adopted the very creed which it was their object to de- stroy ; from a confidence that when a rational philosophy was once established and perfected , its incipient absurdities might be ...
... moral revolution , they seem to have tacitly adopted the very creed which it was their object to de- stroy ; from a confidence that when a rational philosophy was once established and perfected , its incipient absurdities might be ...
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... moral instinct . In this point of view , if abstract morality remain the same , it is of no consequence whether the theology , which constitutes its obligation , be true or false , rational or absurd . If men are possessed with an ...
... moral instinct . In this point of view , if abstract morality remain the same , it is of no consequence whether the theology , which constitutes its obligation , be true or false , rational or absurd . If men are possessed with an ...
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... moral influence . It was invested with every attribute which could impose upon the faith , or capti- vate the imagination and the heart . The evidences of its di- vine character operated upon the belief of men with the force of positive ...
... moral influence . It was invested with every attribute which could impose upon the faith , or capti- vate the imagination and the heart . The evidences of its di- vine character operated upon the belief of men with the force of positive ...
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