Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... reason , if we are to live and die as if we were unintellectual and unreasoning animals ? Why did God give us ... reason of their respective ages , and they labored not to suppress thought , to suppress inquiry , to suppress reason , and ...
... reason , if we are to live and die as if we were unintellectual and unreasoning animals ? Why did God give us ... reason of their respective ages , and they labored not to suppress thought , to suppress inquiry , to suppress reason , and ...
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... reason and her law in the reason and constitution of things . She is not a despotism , she is not subject to mere will and caprice , nor does she govern by mere will or caprice . She is herself under law , and in her action acts by law ...
... reason and her law in the reason and constitution of things . She is not a despotism , she is not subject to mere will and caprice , nor does she govern by mere will or caprice . She is herself under law , and in her action acts by law ...
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... reason that the superintelligible is , for reason is capable of asserting her own ignorance , and her own impo- tence . Above our highest reason there is the Unknown , and to us the Unknowable . In this superintelligible is the root of ...
... reason that the superintelligible is , for reason is capable of asserting her own ignorance , and her own impo- tence . Above our highest reason there is the Unknown , and to us the Unknowable . In this superintelligible is the root of ...
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES ON SLAVERY | 34 |
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION | 66 |
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