The Christian Review, Volume 24Gould, Kendall & Lincoln, 1859 - Baptists |
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... intellectual training has not robbed him of his native - born genius , nor cramped into a strait - jacket the free utterances of his spirit . It has refined the native gold so richly possessed , giving it the polish of art , and the ...
... intellectual training has not robbed him of his native - born genius , nor cramped into a strait - jacket the free utterances of his spirit . It has refined the native gold so richly possessed , giving it the polish of art , and the ...
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... intellectual than feeling , -more ideal than matter - of - fact ; and who admire truth more than they feel the necessity of personal piety . This last remark leads to the statement , that one of the most striking characteristics of ...
... intellectual than feeling , -more ideal than matter - of - fact ; and who admire truth more than they feel the necessity of personal piety . This last remark leads to the statement , that one of the most striking characteristics of ...
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... intellectual beauty , he is sure to watch with most care the point of its moral bearings ; and he is never betrayed from his chosen path to point an epigram , or polish a rhyme , and would , no doubt , discard the rarest beauty of ...
... intellectual beauty , he is sure to watch with most care the point of its moral bearings ; and he is never betrayed from his chosen path to point an epigram , or polish a rhyme , and would , no doubt , discard the rarest beauty of ...
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... intellectual . The knowledge of morals is stationary , and from its constant nature , cannot contribute to the progress of society . It may be set aside as having no influence on civilization , and we can restrict our examination to the ...
... intellectual . The knowledge of morals is stationary , and from its constant nature , cannot contribute to the progress of society . It may be set aside as having no influence on civilization , and we can restrict our examination to the ...
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... intellectual pursuits can exist in any community . " Among an entirely ignorant people , the rapidity with which wealth is accumulated , will be solely regulated by the physical peculiarities of their country . ' p . 31. These ...
... intellectual pursuits can exist in any community . " Among an entirely ignorant people , the rapidity with which wealth is accumulated , will be solely regulated by the physical peculiarities of their country . ' p . 31. These ...
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