The Christian reformer; or, Unitarian magazine and review [ed. by R. Aspland]., Tom 11 |
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The two first ( to which we confine our present notice ) contain , with considerable
enlargement , the same matter as the corresponding volumes of the first ; but the
Aphorisms on the Philosophy of the History of Man are separated , forming the ...
The two first ( to which we confine our present notice ) contain , with considerable
enlargement , the same matter as the corresponding volumes of the first ; but the
Aphorisms on the Philosophy of the History of Man are separated , forming the ...
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Dr. Wordsworth , like all men who admit the authority of any Church in this matter
, argues in a circle : My interpretation is true , because it is sanctioned by the
creed ; and the creed is true , because it is based on a true interpretation of
Scripture ...
Dr. Wordsworth , like all men who admit the authority of any Church in this matter
, argues in a circle : My interpretation is true , because it is sanctioned by the
creed ; and the creed is true , because it is based on a true interpretation of
Scripture ...
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The spirit of the Unitarian church may then be defined as one of simplicity and
rationality of belief , --individual freedom of inquiry on religious matters , —and
unity of faith in the broad and fundamental principles which it holds as the
essence of ...
The spirit of the Unitarian church may then be defined as one of simplicity and
rationality of belief , --individual freedom of inquiry on religious matters , —and
unity of faith in the broad and fundamental principles which it holds as the
essence of ...
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Professor Whewell sought to better the matter by naming those affected with
Dalton ' s peculiarity of vision , Idiopts ; but to this name it was justly objected , by
Sir David Brewster , that the important consonant p would be very apt to be
omitted ...
Professor Whewell sought to better the matter by naming those affected with
Dalton ' s peculiarity of vision , Idiopts ; but to this name it was justly objected , by
Sir David Brewster , that the important consonant p would be very apt to be
omitted ...
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... 1808 , he published the first part of his New System of Chemical Philosophy , a
work which , in matters of detail , is now superseded and obsolete , but ought
always to be remembered as an example of profound and original investigation .
... 1808 , he published the first part of his New System of Chemical Philosophy , a
work which , in matters of detail , is now superseded and obsolete , but ought
always to be remembered as an example of profound and original investigation .
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