William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... reason . • · Thus philanthropy is kept within the rationalistic system of philosophers and divines " either by making a recognition of the duty of benevolence part of the intellectual equipment implanted in men's minds by God , or by ...
... reason . • · Thus philanthropy is kept within the rationalistic system of philosophers and divines " either by making a recognition of the duty of benevolence part of the intellectual equipment implanted in men's minds by God , or by ...
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... reasons for my own practice are satisfactory to myself , and they whose practice is contrary are , I suppose ... reason why I was never asked was , because I am not a parishioner of Olney . " Cowper was then , of course , living ...
... reasons for my own practice are satisfactory to myself , and they whose practice is contrary are , I suppose ... reason why I was never asked was , because I am not a parishioner of Olney . " Cowper was then , of course , living ...
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... Reason and felt it his Christian duty to quell the menace that was threaten- ing the nation and its educational system , worming its deadly way into the universities.16 Milton's theory of educa- tion as a means of repairing the ruins of ...
... Reason and felt it his Christian duty to quell the menace that was threaten- ing the nation and its educational system , worming its deadly way into the universities.16 Milton's theory of educa- tion as a means of repairing the ruins of ...
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