Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 255
... truth . Nor do we , as will hereafter be seen , object to his taking this course , when it is compatible with the ... truth is more likely to arrive at the truth than an inquirer who knows that , if he decides one way , he shall be ...
... truth . Nor do we , as will hereafter be seen , object to his taking this course , when it is compatible with the ... truth is more likely to arrive at the truth than an inquirer who knows that , if he decides one way , he shall be ...
Page 271
... truth and falsehood are both equally good ; nor yet this , that all speculative error is necessarily innocent ; but this , that there is on the face of the earth no visible body to whose decrees men are bound to submit their private ...
... truth and falsehood are both equally good ; nor yet this , that all speculative error is necessarily innocent ; but this , that there is on the face of the earth no visible body to whose decrees men are bound to submit their private ...
Page 278
... truth to which unity is essential ? Mr. Gladstone tells us that the Regium Donum was given originally to orthodox ... truth , all men whose voices make up what , he tells us , is the voice of true and reasonable authority ! Here , again ...
... truth to which unity is essential ? Mr. Gladstone tells us that the Regium Donum was given originally to orthodox ... truth , all men whose voices make up what , he tells us , is the voice of true and reasonable authority ! Here , again ...
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