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... matter ? It comes about , I believe , because it begins with what is really speculation and so starts at a point from which no science ever starts , namely from certain unproved assertions . It begins with a consideration of " God : his ...
... matter ? It comes about , I believe , because it begins with what is really speculation and so starts at a point from which no science ever starts , namely from certain unproved assertions . It begins with a consideration of " God : his ...
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... matter with which we are concerned is not , as might have been expected , man's commerce with the unseen world but rather the dogmatic formula into which these matters have been cast . The raw material is not people but dogmatic ...
... matter with which we are concerned is not , as might have been expected , man's commerce with the unseen world but rather the dogmatic formula into which these matters have been cast . The raw material is not people but dogmatic ...
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... matter who those persons are . In meditating over this remark since I first heard it I have felt it to be profoundly true . Those who exalt the relations of man and God into a region completely alien to anything that human life itself ...
... matter who those persons are . In meditating over this remark since I first heard it I have felt it to be profoundly true . Those who exalt the relations of man and God into a region completely alien to anything that human life itself ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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