Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... mind . It is the mind of the believer that detects the analogies symbolized by the words of revelation . The Church can- not supply mind to the believer , furnish ideas and brains No doubt the human mind was originally constructed with ...
... mind . It is the mind of the believer that detects the analogies symbolized by the words of revelation . The Church can- not supply mind to the believer , furnish ideas and brains No doubt the human mind was originally constructed with ...
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... mind itself , of private exam- ination , or of private judgment ; and , as the human mind is fallible , there may always be more or less of doubt , un- certainty , and error , even with the best informed and the best disposed . Hence St ...
... mind itself , of private exam- ination , or of private judgment ; and , as the human mind is fallible , there may always be more or less of doubt , un- certainty , and error , even with the best informed and the best disposed . Hence St ...
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... mind has its own peculiarities , its peculiar tendencies , attractions , associations , and laws of operation , and we weaken the mind , we chill the affections , distract the atten- tion , and lose the choicest fruits of meditation ...
... mind has its own peculiarities , its peculiar tendencies , attractions , associations , and laws of operation , and we weaken the mind , we chill the affections , distract the atten- tion , and lose the choicest fruits of meditation ...
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