Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... light , the true light which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world . Is the light less evident than that which it enlighteneth ? the object enlightened that affirms the light , or is it the light that affirms the object ...
... light , the true light which enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world . Is the light less evident than that which it enlighteneth ? the object enlightened that affirms the light , or is it the light that affirms the object ...
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... light does not shine , but those people resolutely refuse to let it illuminate them because their deeds are evil , or , at least , deeds that will not bear the light . Mere practical atheists , that is , those who conduct themselves as ...
... light does not shine , but those people resolutely refuse to let it illuminate them because their deeds are evil , or , at least , deeds that will not bear the light . Mere practical atheists , that is , those who conduct themselves as ...
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... light in seeing the visible body which it renders visible . We actually see the light ; it is the primary and immediate object of our vision , and the medium by which we see all else that we do see ; but we do not see it in itself , nor ...
... light in seeing the visible body which it renders visible . We actually see the light ; it is the primary and immediate object of our vision , and the medium by which we see all else that we do see ; but we do not see it in itself , nor ...
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