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Page 469
... thought which bears fruit and has results , is in the power of any one ; but such things are elevated above all earthly control . Man must consider them as an unexpected gift from above , as pure children of God , which he must receive ...
... thought which bears fruit and has results , is in the power of any one ; but such things are elevated above all earthly control . Man must consider them as an unexpected gift from above , as pure children of God , which he must receive ...
Page 471
... thought was left unpublished as a legacy to posterity . The world of thought into which Spinoza entered was not empty . He had not to fashion his own dwelling out of material created by himself . He passed into an intellectual domain ...
... thought was left unpublished as a legacy to posterity . The world of thought into which Spinoza entered was not empty . He had not to fashion his own dwelling out of material created by himself . He passed into an intellectual domain ...
Page 472
... thought is not to be found in them . Much greater was the effect upon him of the new science and new philosophy with which he now came into contact . His devotion to it was the cause of his separation from the Synagogue ; and that ...
... thought is not to be found in them . Much greater was the effect upon him of the new science and new philosophy with which he now came into contact . His devotion to it was the cause of his separation from the Synagogue ; and that ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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