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... the theologian of astronomy and geology , nor the lawyer of the most ancient
code and its history . Mill himself ' made complaint of Comte ' s “ great aberration ”
in ignoring psychology and logic . Intellectual fetichism is born of isolation , and ...
... the theologian of astronomy and geology , nor the lawyer of the most ancient
code and its history . Mill himself ' made complaint of Comte ' s “ great aberration ”
in ignoring psychology and logic . Intellectual fetichism is born of isolation , and ...
Page 36
... physical and moral ; fortunate in being the one ancient and honored as well as
honoring college of this Commonwealth ; fortunate in enjoying the full sympathy
of the people around and the entire confidence of the Christian community of the
...
... physical and moral ; fortunate in being the one ancient and honored as well as
honoring college of this Commonwealth ; fortunate in enjoying the full sympathy
of the people around and the entire confidence of the Christian community of the
...
Page 39
There is an air of brilliancy and bravery in characterizing the highest maxims of
the past as ancient dogmas and obsolete superstitions ; an aspect of breadth ,
liberality , and glory in breaking with creeds , formularies , and settled opinions of
...
There is an air of brilliancy and bravery in characterizing the highest maxims of
the past as ancient dogmas and obsolete superstitions ; an aspect of breadth ,
liberality , and glory in breaking with creeds , formularies , and settled opinions of
...
Page 53
Why should the scholar who freely admits the authenticity of scores of ancient
classics , some of them on the slenderest of testimony , cavil at the evidences of
some of the best - authenticated ancient writings in the world ? What shall we
think ...
Why should the scholar who freely admits the authenticity of scores of ancient
classics , some of them on the slenderest of testimony , cavil at the evidences of
some of the best - authenticated ancient writings in the world ? What shall we
think ...
Page 59
His advocates lift their voice in the places of assembly with flattering words about
ancient superstitions and the progress of the age . Innuendoes and bold
assertions , sneers and commiserations , railings and wailings are among their ...
His advocates lift their voice in the places of assembly with flattering words about
ancient superstitions and the progress of the age . Innuendoes and bold
assertions , sneers and commiserations , railings and wailings are among their ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Anniversary Addresses |
| Author | Samuel Colcord Bartlett |
| Publisher | Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Company, 1894 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2009 |
| Length | 517 pages |
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