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... reason ; the prescience of the soul shows instantaneously the extent of the danger to be apprehended ; were the impulse less arbitrary , it would be disregarded ; the alarm given , reason is always at hand to suggest the means of ...
... reason ; the prescience of the soul shows instantaneously the extent of the danger to be apprehended ; were the impulse less arbitrary , it would be disregarded ; the alarm given , reason is always at hand to suggest the means of ...
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... reason , improved by education and experience , should act and bring to perfection . Admitting these premises , it necessa- rily follows , that man has the means of foreseeing what will prove injurious , or the reverse , and the power ...
... reason , improved by education and experience , should act and bring to perfection . Admitting these premises , it necessa- rily follows , that man has the means of foreseeing what will prove injurious , or the reverse , and the power ...
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... reason and revelation fix , we usurp to ourselves the privilege of the Almigh- ty , and cannot fail to prove our own weakness . It is on this ground , and with great justice , that Paley considers crimes as deriving their criminalty ...
... reason and revelation fix , we usurp to ourselves the privilege of the Almigh- ty , and cannot fail to prove our own weakness . It is on this ground , and with great justice , that Paley considers crimes as deriving their criminalty ...
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