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Those who affirm that though life does not arise from inorganic matter now ,
nevertheless it did so " a long time ago , " affirm what is at the least contrary to all
the evidence we possess , and they can bring forward nothing more in favour of it
...
Those who affirm that though life does not arise from inorganic matter now ,
nevertheless it did so " a long time ago , " affirm what is at the least contrary to all
the evidence we possess , and they can bring forward nothing more in favour of it
...
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Max Müller should deny the existence of reason , since he unequivocally affirms ,
in rather lofty language , the existence of truth ... I affirm , indeed , the certain
existence of truth , but I also affirm that of reason , as existing anteriorly to
language ...
Max Müller should deny the existence of reason , since he unequivocally affirms ,
in rather lofty language , the existence of truth ... I affirm , indeed , the certain
existence of truth , but I also affirm that of reason , as existing anteriorly to
language ...
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But this is what his opponents have ever distinctly affirmed , and we have
reaffirmed it in our introductory chapter . ... says , “ When I say , ' A negro is black ,
' I do not require to think all the formidable array of things that Mr . Mivart says I
affirm .
But this is what his opponents have ever distinctly affirmed , and we have
reaffirmed it in our introductory chapter . ... says , “ When I say , ' A negro is black ,
' I do not require to think all the formidable array of things that Mr . Mivart says I
affirm .
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The Origin of Human Reason: Being an Examination of Recent Hypotheses ... St. George Jackson Mivart Перегляд фрагмента - 1977 |
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