The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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... moral world . ' Again , thefe philofophers confider men in their experiments no more than they do mice in an air - pump , or in a recipient of mephitic gas . ' Again , they have calculated what quantity of mat- ter , convertible into ...
... moral world . ' Again , thefe philofophers confider men in their experiments no more than they do mice in an air - pump , or in a recipient of mephitic gas . ' Again , they have calculated what quantity of mat- ter , convertible into ...
Page 408
... moral juftice . " Is it not contrary to both truth and moral jnftice for you to leave out the character of those children upon whom God vifits the ini- quity of their fathers , even those who hate their creator , and then reprobate one ...
... moral juftice . " Is it not contrary to both truth and moral jnftice for you to leave out the character of those children upon whom God vifits the ini- quity of their fathers , even those who hate their creator , and then reprobate one ...
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... moral truths which particularly concern political order . But in France , it is not against the particu- lar tenets of the catholic church , it is against the whole of christianity they have declared war ; and all opinions , religious ...
... moral truths which particularly concern political order . But in France , it is not against the particu- lar tenets of the catholic church , it is against the whole of christianity they have declared war ; and all opinions , religious ...
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