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... reason and common sense forbid us to follow them .'— ' I will not condescend to particularize or parry the absurd at- tempts that have been made to ridicule Mr. Hunter's theory of life . I will only enquire why we are to be prohibited ...
... reason and common sense forbid us to follow them .'— ' I will not condescend to particularize or parry the absurd at- tempts that have been made to ridicule Mr. Hunter's theory of life . I will only enquire why we are to be prohibited ...
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... reason , that it is probably the very oldest of all the falsities which sprung up in the room of the truth originally communicated to mankind by his Maker . But Spinosa threw pantheism into a more scientific shape than it ever possessed ...
... reason , that it is probably the very oldest of all the falsities which sprung up in the room of the truth originally communicated to mankind by his Maker . But Spinosa threw pantheism into a more scientific shape than it ever possessed ...
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... reason have been discovered ; - or rather reason is yet childishly weak and timid , creeping along the coast of truth within sight of precedent and authority , and never boldly launching out into the great ocean of discovery , steering ...
... reason have been discovered ; - or rather reason is yet childishly weak and timid , creeping along the coast of truth within sight of precedent and authority , and never boldly launching out into the great ocean of discovery , steering ...
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