Harvard Educational Review, Volumes 16-18Howard Eugene Wilson Harvard University, 1946 |
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... Reason and Revelation , the latter guaranteeing the former and supplementing it with knowledge otherwise beyond human discovery . Back of Reason and Revelation stands the Roman Church , the authoritative interpreter of what is ...
... Reason and Revelation , the latter guaranteeing the former and supplementing it with knowledge otherwise beyond human discovery . Back of Reason and Revelation stands the Roman Church , the authoritative interpreter of what is ...
Page 82
... reason to a certain extent , they would always produce , without science , a surfeit of contradictory opinions and assertions concerning nature and man . . . What else is responsible for the human sacrifices by barbarians but erroneous ...
... reason to a certain extent , they would always produce , without science , a surfeit of contradictory opinions and assertions concerning nature and man . . . What else is responsible for the human sacrifices by barbarians but erroneous ...
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... reason that it was not open to chal- lenge in the case at bar and by the somewhat better reason that upon challenge the New Jersey court might condemn the exception and exscind it from the statute . As to the propriety of the challenge ...
... reason that it was not open to chal- lenge in the case at bar and by the somewhat better reason that upon challenge the New Jersey court might condemn the exception and exscind it from the statute . As to the propriety of the challenge ...
Contents
ARTICLES | 10 |
Heinrich PestalozziHis Life and Work Gustav E Mueller | 141 |
The Imperial Carp | 160 |
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