Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... simply that he is ; that is , he is made known to us simply as QUI EST , He who is , and who creates existences . In the second place , this cognition of God , although intuitive , is not by virtue of our own inherent intellectual force ...
... simply that he is ; that is , he is made known to us simply as QUI EST , He who is , and who creates existences . In the second place , this cognition of God , although intuitive , is not by virtue of our own inherent intellectual force ...
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... simply prevenient grace , revealing nothing , teaching nothing , commanding nothing , doing nothing , but simply exciting one of our dormant powers to activity ! Here are great words , and a tremendous preparation for comparatively a ...
... simply prevenient grace , revealing nothing , teaching nothing , commanding nothing , doing nothing , but simply exciting one of our dormant powers to activity ! Here are great words , and a tremendous preparation for comparatively a ...
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... simply the assertion of the truth , and conformity to it , since God , as sole creator of man , must needs be his sole final cause or ultimate end . Humility simply recognizes and practically conforms to this truth ; and to recognize ...
... simply the assertion of the truth , and conformity to it , since God , as sole creator of man , must needs be his sole final cause or ultimate end . Humility simply recognizes and practically conforms to this truth ; and to recognize ...
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