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الصفحة 7
... evidence in consequence . That we should wish to find truth on one side rather than the other , is in many cases not only unavoidable , but commendable ; but to think that true which we wish , with- out impartially weighing the evidence ...
... evidence in consequence . That we should wish to find truth on one side rather than the other , is in many cases not only unavoidable , but commendable ; but to think that true which we wish , with- out impartially weighing the evidence ...
الصفحة 337
... evidence which has so often appeared to us little less than demonstra- tive . ' We are not , then , the apologists of scepticism , or anything approaching it ; we are merely stating a psychological fact , for the proof of which we ...
... evidence which has so often appeared to us little less than demonstra- tive . ' We are not , then , the apologists of scepticism , or anything approaching it ; we are merely stating a psychological fact , for the proof of which we ...
الصفحة 339
... evidence , though not direct evidence , of their being truths , than he has of the con trary . Now , if we have had earthly fathers , and have given them reverence , ' after this fashion , and when we have become men have applauded our ...
... evidence , though not direct evidence , of their being truths , than he has of the con trary . Now , if we have had earthly fathers , and have given them reverence , ' after this fashion , and when we have become men have applauded our ...
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