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... though not discov- erable by human reason , is yet in accordance with it ; that link follows link by necessary consequence ; that religion soars out of the ken of reason , only where the eye of reason has reached its own horizon ...
... though not discov- erable by human reason , is yet in accordance with it ; that link follows link by necessary consequence ; that religion soars out of the ken of reason , only where the eye of reason has reached its own horizon ...
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... judging according to sense ; and the infinitely nobler system , which asserts a world of intuitive principles , certain from the nature of being , and discoverable only by the pure reason ; truths , to the knowledge of which mere ...
... judging according to sense ; and the infinitely nobler system , which asserts a world of intuitive principles , certain from the nature of being , and discoverable only by the pure reason ; truths , to the knowledge of which mere ...
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May not this be the reason , why the soul of the student , in the pursuit of such a system , is so little excited with admiration , or made to thrill with awe , as in the presence of sublime and transcen- dental truth ?
May not this be the reason , why the soul of the student , in the pursuit of such a system , is so little excited with admiration , or made to thrill with awe , as in the presence of sublime and transcen- dental truth ?
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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