Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... virtue of religion partakes of this general char- acter of virtue , and is always an act of free will , done in view and for sake of an end , as is and must be every act of free will . But we have not yet the distinctive character of virtue ...
... virtue of religion partakes of this general char- acter of virtue , and is always an act of free will , done in view and for sake of an end , as is and must be every act of free will . But we have not yet the distinctive character of virtue ...
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... virtue is voluntary obedience to the will of God because it is his will , or the voluntary compliance with his commands because his commands . The virtue of religion is distinguishable from other virtues only by the fact that God is the ...
... virtue is voluntary obedience to the will of God because it is his will , or the voluntary compliance with his commands because his commands . The virtue of religion is distinguishable from other virtues only by the fact that God is the ...
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... Virtue , in a certain sense , may be the mean between two extremes , but I have never understood that the extremes were more and less of vir- tue itself . Too little virtue to be virtue is not virtue at all , and I have never been aware ...
... Virtue , in a certain sense , may be the mean between two extremes , but I have never understood that the extremes were more and less of vir- tue itself . Too little virtue to be virtue is not virtue at all , and I have never been aware ...
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