Man, Moral and Physical: Or, The Influence of Health and Disease on Religious ExperienceW. S. & A. Martien, 1860 - 300 |
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... sense than its author intended , and from which we should earnestly dissent ; but it recognizes a power of our bodily maladies to control and pervert the healthful functions of the mind , which none are more concerned to know than they ...
... sense than its author intended , and from which we should earnestly dissent ; but it recognizes a power of our bodily maladies to control and pervert the healthful functions of the mind , which none are more concerned to know than they ...
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... sense to the brain ; moreover , that these are the chan- nels of communication between the mind and the body , as is proved by the well - known fact , that if one of the nerves of the arm or leg be sundered , all power of that limb is ...
... sense to the brain ; moreover , that these are the chan- nels of communication between the mind and the body , as is proved by the well - known fact , that if one of the nerves of the arm or leg be sundered , all power of that limb is ...
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... sense , to signify the remainder of natural corruption which still adheres to the man , even after his moral state has become changed by regenerating grace . But the pas- sages are none the less suited to our purpose , inasmuch as they ...
... sense , to signify the remainder of natural corruption which still adheres to the man , even after his moral state has become changed by regenerating grace . But the pas- sages are none the less suited to our purpose , inasmuch as they ...
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... per- haps , ever had an appetite for food under the full influence of the depressing passions , such as fear or grief . He may eat from persuasion , or from a sense of duty , but he eats 36 INFLUENCE OF HEALTH AND DISEASE.
... per- haps , ever had an appetite for food under the full influence of the depressing passions , such as fear or grief . He may eat from persuasion , or from a sense of duty , but he eats 36 INFLUENCE OF HEALTH AND DISEASE.
Strona 37
... sense of duty , but he eats without desire or a craving sense of hunger . Hence , those who are suddenly deprived of their senses by an overwhelming and unexpected evil , pass days and nights without food of any kind , each sufferer ...
... sense of duty , but he eats without desire or a craving sense of hunger . Hence , those who are suddenly deprived of their senses by an overwhelming and unexpected evil , pass days and nights without food of any kind , each sufferer ...
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