 | 1848 - 1292 strani
...immortality. Now, that which is mental can have no relation with that which gives to man hi* immortality. That which is infinite must not be limited: time must...eternity, matter with space, the body with the soul, nor material actions with GnJ Electro-biology, then, leads us no less to infer thro religion commands... | |
 | 1850 - 656 strani
...immortality. Now that which is mortal can have no relation with that which gives to man his immortality. That which is infinite must not be limited ; time...eternity, matter with space, the body with the soul, nor material actions with God. Electro-biology, then, leads us no less to infer, than religion commands... | |
 | Alfred Smee - 1850 - 260 strani
...immortality. Now, that which is mortal can have no relation with that which gives to man his immortality. That which is infinite must not be limited ; time...eternity, matter with space, the body with the soul, nor material actions with God. Electro-biology, then, leads us no less to infer, than religion commands... | |
 | 1850 - 1042 strani
...immortality. Now that which is mortal can have no relation with that which gives to man his immortality. That which is infinite must not be limited ; time...eternity, matter with space, the body with the soul, nor material actions with God. Electro-biology, then, leads us no less to infer, than religion commands... | |
 | Alfred Charles Garratt - 1860 - 750 strani
...and continent, is compelled by his very construction and nature to believe these first principles. That which is infinite must not be limited ; time...eternity, matter with space, the body with the soul, nor yet material actions from physical causes with God and his special providence. Thus are we taught... | |
 | John Timbs - 1861 - 340 strani
...a heaven and a hell. It is not in our power to define these ideas ; and if we attempt to descend to particulars upon these mental conceptions, very different...matter with space, the body with the soul, or material creations with God. Many of these intuitive ideas cannot be deduced from the external world by any... | |
 | Elizabeth Mary Odling - 1878 - 452 strani
...immortality. Now that which is mortal can have no relation with that which gives to man his immortality. That which is infinite must not be limited; time must...eternity, matter with space, the body with the soul, nor material actions with God. Electro-biology, then, leads us no less to infer, than religion commands... | |
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Man, at all times, and in all re* gions, has believed in his immortality. Now that which is mortal can have no relation with that which gives to man his immortality. That which is infinite must not be limited ; time must not be confounded with eternity,... 