Noble Thoughts in Noble Language: A Collection of Wise and Virtuous Utterances, in Prose and Verse, from the Writings of the Known Great and the Great UnknownWard, Lock and Tyler, 1871 - 726 páginas |
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... reason , while scepticism , its opposite , is reason without belief , and the natural and invariable consequence of credulity ; for it may be observed that men who believe without reason are succeeded by others whom no rea- soning can ...
... reason , while scepticism , its opposite , is reason without belief , and the natural and invariable consequence of credulity ; for it may be observed that men who believe without reason are succeeded by others whom no rea- soning can ...
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... REASON , One of the Guides of Life . REASON Shows itself in all occurrences of life ; whereas the brute makes no discovery of such . a talent , but in what immediately regards his own preservation , or the continuance of his species ...
... REASON , One of the Guides of Life . REASON Shows itself in all occurrences of life ; whereas the brute makes no discovery of such . a talent , but in what immediately regards his own preservation , or the continuance of his species ...
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... Reason not a Sufficient Guide in . No enlightened Christian can be so much the advocate of faith as to be the enemy of reason . Reason in itself considered is an invaluable good . It is this , indeed , that chiefly distinguishes man ...
... Reason not a Sufficient Guide in . No enlightened Christian can be so much the advocate of faith as to be the enemy of reason . Reason in itself considered is an invaluable good . It is this , indeed , that chiefly distinguishes man ...
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affection art thou atheism Barry Cornwall beauty behold blessed breath bright character Christ Christian clouds conscience dark death delight divine divine grace doth duty earth eternal evil fair faith fear feel flowers gentle give glory God's Gospel grace Grindon habits hand happiness hath heart heaven holy honour hope hour human Humphry Davy influence James Edmeston Jesus Jesus Christ kind knowledge labour lence light live look Lord Lord Bacon ment mercy mind moral nature ness never night o'er objects ourselves pass passions peace pleasure poor praise prayer present pride principles racter reason religion rich scenes Scripture Shakespeare shine sleep smile song sorrow soul spirit spring stars sublime sweet tempest thee thine things thou thought tion trees true truth unto virtue voice wind wisdom wonder word young youth