The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for ExaminationReligious Tract Society, 1835 - 431 pagini |
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Pagina 102
... evil consequences of doing wrong are manifestly of two kinds . First , those connected with an action as right or ... evil of sin ? Sin is , of course , the act of finite beings ; and it admits of degrees of guilt . in neither of the ...
... evil consequences of doing wrong are manifestly of two kinds . First , those connected with an action as right or ... evil of sin ? Sin is , of course , the act of finite beings ; and it admits of degrees of guilt . in neither of the ...
Pagina 311
... evil temper than a broken limb ! 3. Inasmuch as precept will be of no avail without a correspondent example , a parent is under obligation , not only to set no example by which the evil dispo- sitions of his child will be cherished ...
... evil temper than a broken limb ! 3. Inasmuch as precept will be of no avail without a correspondent example , a parent is under obligation , not only to set no example by which the evil dispo- sitions of his child will be cherished ...
Pagina 386
... evil of the two . Because they have injured us a little , it does not follow that we should injure ourselves much . But it will be said , what is then to become of our national honour ? I answer , first , if we have acted justly , we ...
... evil of the two . Because they have injured us a little , it does not follow that we should injure ourselves much . But it will be said , what is then to become of our national honour ? I answer , first , if we have acted justly , we ...
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The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for Examination Francis Wayland,Joseph Angus Vizualizare fragmente - 1835 |
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