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Page 283
... truth could But the followers of the new philosophy , pro- be discovered . But he was the person who posing to themselves the discovery of useful first turned the minds of speculative men , truth as their object , must have altogether ...
... truth could But the followers of the new philosophy , pro- be discovered . But he was the person who posing to themselves the discovery of useful first turned the minds of speculative men , truth as their object , must have altogether ...
Page 392
... 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 sub- mit 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 sub- mit their private ...
Page 395
... truth - all men whose voices make up what he tells us is the voice of true and rea- sonable authority ! Here , again , the Church has not unity ; and as unity is the essential condition of truth , the Church has not the her most ...
... truth - all men whose voices make up what he tells us is the voice of true and rea- sonable authority ! Here , again , the Church has not unity ; and as unity is the essential condition of truth , the Church has not the her most ...
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