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113. oldal
... reason , argument , according to the laws of heaven and earth ; the other , as far as it flashes upon the spirit of man by an inward instinct , according to the law of conscience ; which is a spark and relic of his primitive and ...
... reason , argument , according to the laws of heaven and earth ; the other , as far as it flashes upon the spirit of man by an inward instinct , according to the law of conscience ; which is a spark and relic of his primitive and ...
114. oldal
... reason ; and by applying his inspirations to open our understanding , as the form of the key to the ward of the lock . But here we ought by no means to be wanting to ourselves ; for as God uses the help of our reason to illuminate us ...
... reason ; and by applying his inspirations to open our understanding , as the form of the key to the ward of the lock . But here we ought by no means to be wanting to ourselves ; for as God uses the help of our reason to illuminate us ...
639. oldal
... Reason . Rational knowledge the least delightful to most wits , iii . 383 . divisions of , iii . 417 . Rational philosophy , iii . 382-417 . the key to all other arts , iii . 383. See Philosophy . Rational soul , three faculties of the ...
... Reason . Rational knowledge the least delightful to most wits , iii . 383 . divisions of , iii . 417 . Rational philosophy , iii . 382-417 . the key to all other arts , iii . 383. See Philosophy . Rational soul , three faculties of the ...
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