Debates in TheologyFreethought Publishing Company, 1878 - 297 strán (strany) |
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Strana 18
... clear to him- self , or they are no sufficient grounds for his belief , even to himself . If they are clear to himself they ought to be clearly stateable to others ; because , if not , they lie under the suspicion of not being clear to ...
... clear to him- self , or they are no sufficient grounds for his belief , even to himself . If they are clear to himself they ought to be clearly stateable to others ; because , if not , they lie under the suspicion of not being clear to ...
Strana 30
... clear . I did not say that that voice was not always clear what I said was that it was not always clearly heard . I illustrated this by the simile of the bell , the sound of which was perfectly clear of itself , but which was not heard ...
... clear . I did not say that that voice was not always clear what I said was that it was not always clearly heard . I illustrated this by the simile of the bell , the sound of which was perfectly clear of itself , but which was not heard ...
Strana 39
... clear and concise notion of what he worships , and of what he says it is reasonable for us to worship , I say that his case has fallen to the ground . It must be unreasonable to worship that of which you , in thought , cannot predicate ...
... clear and concise notion of what he worships , and of what he says it is reasonable for us to worship , I say that his case has fallen to the ground . It must be unreasonable to worship that of which you , in thought , cannot predicate ...
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