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... asserting it we assert nothing , even on the supposition that it is an error , that is not consistent with our faith as a Catholic to assert . forms of government have been developed from the patriar- chal ; and the doctrine that ...
... asserting it we assert nothing , even on the supposition that it is an error , that is not consistent with our faith as a Catholic to assert . forms of government have been developed from the patriar- chal ; and the doctrine that ...
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... assert , no doubt , both creation and cre- ated existences ; but where do they get them , or what right have they to assert them , if they are not given in the primitive intuition and included in the Ideal Formula ? Rosmini believes as ...
... assert , no doubt , both creation and cre- ated existences ; but where do they get them , or what right have they to assert them , if they are not given in the primitive intuition and included in the Ideal Formula ? Rosmini believes as ...
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Orestes Augustus Brownson. Rosmini can logically assert only himself , and both the God and the external universe he arrives at , are only psychologi cal abstractions or generalizations of himself . Or , conceding the being he asserts is ...
Orestes Augustus Brownson. Rosmini can logically assert only himself , and both the God and the external universe he arrives at , are only psychologi cal abstractions or generalizations of himself . Or , conceding the being he asserts is ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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