The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Том 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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... faith and wisdom for his own . How often , when under the impulses of those folemn hours , in which he has felt with clearer infight and deeper faith his facred truths , he labours to win to his own belief those whom he loves , will he ...
... faith and wisdom for his own . How often , when under the impulses of those folemn hours , in which he has felt with clearer infight and deeper faith his facred truths , he labours to win to his own belief those whom he loves , will he ...
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... faith in that futurity , which if they had not previously believed on the evidence of their own confciences , of Mofes and the Pro- phets , they are affured by the great Founder and Object of Chriftianity , that neither will they be ...
... faith in that futurity , which if they had not previously believed on the evidence of their own confciences , of Mofes and the Pro- phets , they are affured by the great Founder and Object of Chriftianity , that neither will they be ...
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... faith Ariftotle , is groundless or self - ground- ed , is an identical propofition . From the inde- monftrable flows the fap that circulates through every branch and spray of the demonstration . To this principle I referred the choice ...
... faith Ariftotle , is groundless or self - ground- ed , is an identical propofition . From the inde- monftrable flows the fap that circulates through every branch and spray of the demonstration . To this principle I referred the choice ...
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