The Universalist Quarterly and General Review, Volume 22A. Tompkins, 1865 |
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Page 41
... matter never perishes , though subject to perpetual change . The forms of matter are temporary or transient ; but matter itself is permanent in substance and quantity , not a single par- ticle of it being annihilated . We may by ...
... matter never perishes , though subject to perpetual change . The forms of matter are temporary or transient ; but matter itself is permanent in substance and quantity , not a single par- ticle of it being annihilated . We may by ...
Page 42
... matter . So various are the offices and forms of matter , so multiplied its changes and conditions , forever shifting in its relations and shapes , but forever the same in quantity and substance , not the minutest atom of it being ever ...
... matter . So various are the offices and forms of matter , so multiplied its changes and conditions , forever shifting in its relations and shapes , but forever the same in quantity and substance , not the minutest atom of it being ever ...
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... matter of minor importance ? Is the office of religious teacher one of lower order and more insig- nificant responsibility , so that educational qualification for its duties is a matter of comparative indifference ? Perish the thought ...
... matter of minor importance ? Is the office of religious teacher one of lower order and more insig- nificant responsibility , so that educational qualification for its duties is a matter of comparative indifference ? Perish the thought ...
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