Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volume 1

able accept according action actual admit adopt assert assume authority become believe body called Catholic cause Christ Christian Church cognition communion conceived conception concerns condition constitution contends corporation demand deny distinction divine doctrine duty effect England established evil existence experience fact faculty faith feel force forms Fourier friends give ground heart hold human ideas independent individual intelligence interest intuition judgment Kant knowledge labor least less living means merely mind moral nature necessary needs never object organs original ourselves particular party philosophy pleasure political possible practical present principles priori Protestant prove pure question reason reform regard relation religion religious Rome seek sense sensibility separation social soul space speak spirit stand substance term theory thing tion true truth understanding unity universal whole