The Elements of Moral Science: With Questions for ExaminationReligious Tract Society, 1835 - 431 pagini |
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Pagina 87
... particular kind of food , by a particular manner of grati- fication , yet I may so derange my system , that the eating of it shall produce pain and distress , so that it ceases to be to me a source of happiness , upon the whole . In ...
... particular kind of food , by a particular manner of grati- fication , yet I may so derange my system , that the eating of it shall produce pain and distress , so that it ceases to be to me a source of happiness , upon the whole . In ...
Pagina 89
... particular affections , in subjection to self - love , to conscience , and to God . Self - love is as a ruling principle superior to particular affections ; as conscience is superior to self - love . But it is worth mentioning that ...
... particular affections , in subjection to self - love , to conscience , and to God . Self - love is as a ruling principle superior to particular affections ; as conscience is superior to self - love . But it is worth mentioning that ...
Pagina 278
... particular act , and a contract by which we enter upon a relation established by our Creator . Of the first kind , are ordinary mercantile contracts to sell or deliver merchandise at a particular place , for a specified sum , to be paid ...
... particular act , and a contract by which we enter upon a relation established by our Creator . Of the first kind , are ordinary mercantile contracts to sell or deliver merchandise at a particular place , for a specified sum , to be paid ...
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