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الصفحة 35
... fact , however strange , cannot be denied . And it is as to the matter of fact that the question now is . For if it be said that such and such passages are not ' susceptible of various interpretations ' according to reasonable ...
... fact , however strange , cannot be denied . And it is as to the matter of fact that the question now is . For if it be said that such and such passages are not ' susceptible of various interpretations ' according to reasonable ...
الصفحة 165
... fact , to set up ourselves as his judges . It is to dictate to Him , in the spirit of Naaman , who thought that the prophet would recover him by a touch ; and who chose to be healed by the waters of Abana and Pharpar , the rivers of ...
... fact , to set up ourselves as his judges . It is to dictate to Him , in the spirit of Naaman , who thought that the prophet would recover him by a touch ; and who chose to be healed by the waters of Abana and Pharpar , the rivers of ...
الصفحة 337
... fact , the mind collects itself , and repels them ) , they are of course the object , not of blame , but of pity . So far as they are dependent upon fluctuations of feeling , or upon physical causes which we can at all modify or control ...
... fact , the mind collects itself , and repels them ) , they are of course the object , not of blame , but of pity . So far as they are dependent upon fluctuations of feeling , or upon physical causes which we can at all modify or control ...
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