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They assert that the existence of the Deity cannot be known or demonstrated , but even Mr. Mill does not deny the possibility of His existence . The distinction is a faint one , for it is obvious that the existence of any- thing which ...
They assert that the existence of the Deity cannot be known or demonstrated , but even Mr. Mill does not deny the possibility of His existence . The distinction is a faint one , for it is obvious that the existence of any- thing which ...
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It follows from the mutual dependence of all things and of all the conditions of existence , that those conditions of life which appear to Mr. Mill to be noxious , cruel , and unjust are just as necessary and useful as those which he ...
It follows from the mutual dependence of all things and of all the conditions of existence , that those conditions of life which appear to Mr. Mill to be noxious , cruel , and unjust are just as necessary and useful as those which he ...
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A perfect state of existence , being alike in- capable of change or improvement , differs not materially from the Nirvana of the Buddhists ; it is the extinction of the active powers and an absorption in the perfection of God .
A perfect state of existence , being alike in- capable of change or improvement , differs not materially from the Nirvana of the Buddhists ; it is the extinction of the active powers and an absorption in the perfection of God .
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