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... material frame , with its numberless adaptations and arrangements , in which this being is lodged , is truly foreign from the man himself , having a kind of connection with him , in reality , but one degree more intimate than that of ...
... material frame , with its numberless adaptations and arrangements , in which this being is lodged , is truly foreign from the man himself , having a kind of connection with him , in reality , but one degree more intimate than that of ...
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... material frame , with its numberless adaptations and arrangements , in which this being is lodged , is truly foreign from the man himself , having a kind of connection with him , in reality , but one degree more intimate than that of ...
... material frame , with its numberless adaptations and arrangements , in which this being is lodged , is truly foreign from the man himself , having a kind of connection with him , in reality , but one degree more intimate than that of ...
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... material atoms , nor yet in the complex organism which is made up of those atoms ; not com- pounded of or resulting from the laws of action , or affinities , of the elements of the body , but controlling , overruling , and super- seding ...
... material atoms , nor yet in the complex organism which is made up of those atoms ; not com- pounded of or resulting from the laws of action , or affinities , of the elements of the body , but controlling , overruling , and super- seding ...
Contents
THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND METAPHYSICAL | 1 |
THIS DISTINCTION APPLIED TO PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY | 25 |
CHAPTER VIII | 173 |
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