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When , in opposition to every possible criterion , a man claims that there is but “
one ultimate form of matter out of which successively the more complex forms of
matter are built up , ” is this the advance march of chemistry or the retrograde to ...
When , in opposition to every possible criterion , a man claims that there is but “
one ultimate form of matter out of which successively the more complex forms of
matter are built up , ” is this the advance march of chemistry or the retrograde to ...
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... and he has but to shut his eyes to the evidence of all unwelcome truth and duty
, and go on in irresponsibility and disobedience . It lies within his reach , but he
will not reach it . No claim can be laid upon him unless by miraculous methods in
...
... and he has but to shut his eyes to the evidence of all unwelcome truth and duty
, and go on in irresponsibility and disobedience . It lies within his reach , but he
will not reach it . No claim can be laid upon him unless by miraculous methods in
...
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miraculous methods in order to ensure right opinions ; and then this irresponsible
man has but to stop his ears to the voice from heaven or close his eyes to the
visible sign , and the claims of God have failed to reach him . Or he may deny the
...
miraculous methods in order to ensure right opinions ; and then this irresponsible
man has but to stop his ears to the voice from heaven or close his eyes to the
visible sign , and the claims of God have failed to reach him . Or he may deny the
...
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Is not the juror or the judge who fails to use earnestly this capacity to ascertain
the claims or the responsibilities of prosecutor and defendant a guilty man ? and
shall not the man who will not use it to know the claims of God and his own ...
Is not the juror or the judge who fails to use earnestly this capacity to ascertain
the claims or the responsibilities of prosecutor and defendant a guilty man ? and
shall not the man who will not use it to know the claims of God and his own ...
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And God ' s historic ways , claims , and disclosures to man , though not seen by
the same intui . tive recognition , make their appeal to the same historic sense
and judging power to which all great facts of human concernment bring their ...
And God ' s historic ways , claims , and disclosures to man , though not seen by
the same intui . tive recognition , make their appeal to the same historic sense
and judging power to which all great facts of human concernment bring 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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