American Thought Before 1900: A Sourcebook from Puritanism to DarwinismPaul Kurtz Macmillan, 1966 - 448 Seiten An anthology of selected writings from Jonathan Edwards to John Dewey which reflect American thinking on various subjects. |
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... influence or permission : and it being allowed on all hands , that what God does in the affair of man's virtuous volitions , whether it be more or less , is by some positive influence , and not by mere permission , as in the affair of a ...
... influence or permission : and it being allowed on all hands , that what God does in the affair of man's virtuous volitions , whether it be more or less , is by some positive influence , and not by mere permission , as in the affair of a ...
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... influence is altogether insensible ; so that , whether they are supposed or not , there will be no alteration made in the series of ideas . I answer : But though the influence is so small that we do not perceive , yet , who knows how ...
... influence is altogether insensible ; so that , whether they are supposed or not , there will be no alteration made in the series of ideas . I answer : But though the influence is so small that we do not perceive , yet , who knows how ...
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... INFLUENCE UPON PHILOSOPHY 1 That the publication of the Origin of Species marked an epoch in the development of the natural sciences is well known to the layman . That the combination of the very words origin and species embodied 1 One ...
... INFLUENCE UPON PHILOSOPHY 1 That the publication of the Origin of Species marked an epoch in the development of the natural sciences is well known to the layman . That the combination of the very words origin and species embodied 1 One ...
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Editors Note | 33 |
Samuel Johnson | 87 |
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