Brownson's Quarterly ReviewBenjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Hence the questions of the child to its mother : " Who made the flowers ? who made the trees ? who made the birds ? who made the stars ? who made father ? who made God ? " Hence , too , those anxious questionings of the soul that we ...
... Hence the questions of the child to its mother : " Who made the flowers ? who made the trees ? who made the birds ? who made the stars ? who made father ? who made God ? " Hence , too , those anxious questionings of the soul that we ...
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... Hence the Transcendentalist rule of life : " Obey thyself , " " Act out thyself , " " Follow thy instincts ; " and hence also the confusion of physical or sentimental love with supernatural charity , the worship of the beautiful with ...
... Hence the Transcendentalist rule of life : " Obey thyself , " " Act out thyself , " " Follow thy instincts ; " and hence also the confusion of physical or sentimental love with supernatural charity , the worship of the beautiful with ...
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... Hence the Apostle says , " Non est potestas nisi a Deo . " It follows from this that there is and can be no independent morality , and to which may be added , there is and can be no independent politics , for politics is only a branch ...
... Hence the Apostle says , " Non est potestas nisi a Deo . " It follows from this that there is and can be no independent morality , and to which may be added , there is and can be no independent politics , for politics is only a branch ...
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