...off like a bottle of champagne in sunny weather, at the slightest touch — and not quite clear as to what he ought to do, or what he ought not to do — " his time was up" — he should marry Margaret to-morrow — he was resolved not to quarrel with...

...All duties are made known through revelation. Without revelation man cannot form a conception as to what he ought to do, or what he ought not to do. Neither, apart from revelation, has he any right to infer that in the next world what he calls the...

...general, is nothing less than a man's judgment or persuasion concerning moral good or evil, or concerning what he ought to do, or what he ought not to do, and what he lawfully may do.' Bishop Jeremy Taylor ought, indeed, to be an authority on the ' Conscience,'...

...All duties are made known through revelation. Without revelation man cannot form a conception as to what he ought to do, or what he ought not to do. Neither. apart from revelation, has he any right to infer that in the next world what he calls the...

...plant pride. It is op to each man to decide for Kima^f and nobody can decide for him, or tell him just what he ought to do or what he ought not to do. Afl that can be done here is to make a few suggestions that may promote thmlring and discussion and...

...there are 2,000,000 of these men that are not borrowers. I am not saying we ought to tell the veteran what he ought to do, or what he ought not to do; that is his business; but I am just wondering whether, as a matter of public policy, we ought actually...

...there are 2,000,000 of these men that are not borrowers. I am not saying we ought to tell the veteran what he ought to do, or what he ought not to do; that is his business; but I am just wondering whether, as a matter of public policy, we ought actually...

...effect. It would not be necessary to have the Federal Government, through any agency, advise the man what he ought to do or what he ought not to do. He would be the judge, he would know when he used it up it would be gone, or if he wished to save it...

...effect. It would not be necessary to have the Federal Government, through any agency, advise the man what he ought to do or what he ought not to do. He would be the judge, he would know when he used it up it would be gone, or if he wished to save it...

...Would you suggest that he ought not to meet with Senator JOHNSON. I wouldn't suggest to the President what he ought to do or what he ought not to do. He has the information in this field. He has that responsibility. He is the one that will have to make...