Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... proved , is there any thing conceivable more general than God . Ex ipso , et per ipsum , et in ipso sunt omnia , says the ... prove that he is . He is QUI EST , He who is , and from whom , and by whom , and in whom are all things , and ...
... proved , is there any thing conceivable more general than God . Ex ipso , et per ipsum , et in ipso sunt omnia , says the ... prove that he is . He is QUI EST , He who is , and from whom , and by whom , and in whom are all things , and ...
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... proving his own ; and , as the presumption is on our side , his failure to prove his own is , so far as we are concerned , its disproof . More- over , he must prove his doctrine , not in what it has in common with ours , for , since we ...
... proving his own ; and , as the presumption is on our side , his failure to prove his own is , so far as we are concerned , its disproof . More- over , he must prove his doctrine , not in what it has in common with ours , for , since we ...
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... prove you my client's case by a number of most respectable wit- nesses . Yet on hearing their testimony he qualifies ... proved from the perpetual practice of the Church . The usage was prior to the writing of the Gospels , being the ...
... prove you my client's case by a number of most respectable wit- nesses . Yet on hearing their testimony he qualifies ... proved from the perpetual practice of the Church . The usage was prior to the writing of the Gospels , being the ...
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