 Deity is then lost to us, not through any arbitrariness of ours, not that we have any hostility to it, not even that we have any positive arguments against it; it may, for all our knowledge or lack of knowledge, be true: but simply from a discovery that...  On a Foundation for Religion - Page 9by William Mackintire Salter - 1879 - 48 pagesFull view - About this book
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...arise even in the absence of the conception of a personal God. ".The conception of a personal Deity is lost to us, not through any arbitrariness of ours,...been based have, to our minds, been misinterpreted." PRINCIPLES or THE ALGEBRA o» LOGIC. With Examples. By ALEXANDER MACFARLANE. FRSE Read before the Royal... | |
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