The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 266
... reason is , because the vicious believer gives the precedency to the virtuous man , and allows the good Christian to be the worthier person , at the same time that he cannot come up to his perfections . This we find exemplified in that ...
... reason is , because the vicious believer gives the precedency to the virtuous man , and allows the good Christian to be the worthier person , at the same time that he cannot come up to his perfections . This we find exemplified in that ...
Strana 289
... reason , as several bruté creatures discover in their actions some- thing like a faint glimmering of reason , though they betray in no single circumstance of their behaviour any thing that bears the least affinity to devotion . It is ...
... reason , as several bruté creatures discover in their actions some- thing like a faint glimmering of reason , though they betray in no single circumstance of their behaviour any thing that bears the least affinity to devotion . It is ...
Strana 343
... reason this way . He refuted by it all the wisdom of Athens , con- founded their statesmen , struck their orators dumb , and at length argued them out of ali their liberties . Having here touched upon the several me thods of disputing ...
... reason this way . He refuted by it all the wisdom of Athens , con- founded their statesmen , struck their orators dumb , and at length argued them out of ali their liberties . Having here touched upon the several me thods of disputing ...
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