An Examination of the Intellectual Premises Underlying the Religious, Political, and Social Criticism of Joseph Addison, Svazek 1University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1960 - Počet stran: 872 |
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... animal , AEgypt ( says the historian ) would be overrun with crocodiles ; for the AEgyptians are so far from destroying those pernicious creatures , that they worship them as gods . ( S # 126 ) Addison saw the whole animal world " as a ...
... animal , AEgypt ( says the historian ) would be overrun with crocodiles ; for the AEgyptians are so far from destroying those pernicious creatures , that they worship them as gods . ( S # 126 ) Addison saw the whole animal world " as a ...
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... animal instinct as " an immediate impression of the first mover , and the divine energy acting in the creatures . " ( S # 120 ) He quoted Monsieur Bayle's statement that " God him- self is the soul of brutes . " ( S # 121 ) Addison ...
... animal instinct as " an immediate impression of the first mover , and the divine energy acting in the creatures . " ( S # 120 ) He quoted Monsieur Bayle's statement that " God him- self is the soul of brutes . " ( S # 121 ) Addison ...
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... animal world revealed " the hand of a thinking and all- wise Being in their formation , with the evidence of a thou- sand demonstrations . " ( S # 543 ) Addison would never have referred to man as being an animal . Nevertheless , the ...
... animal world revealed " the hand of a thinking and all- wise Being in their formation , with the evidence of a thou- sand demonstrations . " ( S # 543 ) Addison would never have referred to man as being an animal . Nevertheless , the ...
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Atheism | 74 |
Criticism of Tories | 181 |
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