Edward Craig surveys the history of modern thought, and argues that it is dominated by two pictures of man.
Author: Edward Craig
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780198236825
Category: Philosophy
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as expressing not simple locomotion , but the advance of man or society toward
perfection , or from the less perfect to the more perfect . Society is for man , not
man for society . Progress , then , must be taken as the progress of man toward ...
Author: Orestes Augustus Brownson
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The works of man which have beenchanging theface oftheplanetsince prehistoric
timescan thus beseenasresponses toneeds which have eventually been satisfied
byhuman thought and ingenuity.These responses have themselves sprung ...
Author: Ronald Clark
Publisher: A&C Black
ISBN: 9781448206216
Category: History
Page: 352
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Which is so hard to be of man's making , that we may see even in the guidance of
a civil state to worldly happiness , it is ... though many of them consult in common
, to invent or frame a discipline : but if it be at all the work of man , it must be of ...
Author: John Milton
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ISBN: UCR:31210000495943
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A New Translation Saint Augustine (Bishop of Hippo.) Marcus Dods. PREFACE
TO THE TREATISE OX THE PERFECTION OF MAN'S RIGHTEOUSNESS . A
UGUSTINE has made no mention of this treatise in his book of Retractations ; for
the ...
Author: Saint Augustine (Bishop of Hippo.)
Publisher:
ISBN: HARVARD:32044012238028
Category: Theology
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MAN'S CHIEF GOOD . 5 be held to be man , and may be called so . What then do
we call man ? Is he soul and body , as in a double harness , or like a centaur ? Or
do we mean the body only , as being in the service of the soul which rules it ...
Author: Saint Augustine (of Hippo)
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ISBN: UCBK:C020228174
Category: Theology
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Because man wil . sometimes , more delicious food . I have often regaled you
replied the mother , remain for a long time with the flesh of man . Tell us , said the
young quiet in his den . The old vultures will tell vultures , where man may be ...
Author: Samuel Johnson
Publisher:
ISBN: PSU:000004984832
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St. Paul at large ( in the 5th Chapter of his Epistle to the Romans ) propound and
profecute the comparison ; closing his discourse chus : therefore as by the
offence of one man upon all men to condemnation , fo by the righteousness of
one ...
Author: Isaac Barrow
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ISBN: BL:A0022457754
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Certain it is , that there is no work of Nature whose concert , or , if you will , whose
natural characoor is not strengthened by the habitation of man ; and which does
not , in its turn , communicate to the habitation of man some expression of ...
Author: Bernardin de Saint-Pierre
Publisher:
ISBN: BL:A0022891894
Category: French literature
Page: 399
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this one and other work of God is most just ; and by such exemples of his
judgement , God erecteth and comforteth his afflicted . 25 . How oft that evill men
hurt good men , the wicked men sinne , and in the end they suffer just
punishment , and ...
Author: John Knox
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ISBN: STANFORD:36105011724999
Category: Reformation
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And yet we are not without the murmurings of many • people , who turn all this
grace and goodness into worm• wood ; who indeed are disappointed by the
works of God . And those men are of several ranks and conditions ; great ones ,
lesser ...
Author: Thomas Carlyle
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ISBN: UCAL:B3604148
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What place then more fearful than that held by those who are the watchmen of
man ' s City — the strengtheners of its greatness — the defenders of its walls . If
that place had been held only by the Nimrods , and Cæsars , and Caiaphases of
...
Author: Benjamin Wills Newton
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ISBN: NYPL:33433081640249
Category: Bible
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This last naturalist , besides his great work , ' Generelle Morphologie ( 1866 ) ,
has recently ( 1868 , with a second edit . in 1870 ) , published bis ' Natürliche
Schöpfungsgeschichte , ' in which he fully discusses the genealogy of man .
Author: Charles Darwin
Publisher:
ISBN: BL:A0022039328
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Page: 688
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Against these their rights of men let no go If civil society be the offspring of
convention , vernment look for security in the ... of things ; and the most violent
tyranny , or the greenest how can any man claim , under the conventions
usurpation .
Author: Edmund Burke
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ISBN: HARVARD:32044081149783
Category: Great Britain
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man . punished at one time for what you would be rewarded in another . 2dly , Be
ready at all times , in your words and actions , to shew your loyalty to the king that
reigns over you , This is the plain manifest doctrine of Holy Scripture : " Submit ...
Author: Jonathan Swift
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ISBN: WISC:89001906676
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Truly man's soul is immortal , and yet only God is immortal : for this word , “ only , "
doth not deny this privilege to other things , as to man's soul , to the angels ; but
God is said only to be immortal , as he is said only to be Man's soul good , and ...
Author: John BRUCE
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ISBN: BDM:13020100006383
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Page: 350
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Small show of man was yet upon his chin ; His phænix down began but to appear
, Like unshorn velvet , on that termless skin , Whose bare out - bragg'd the web it
seem'd to wear : Yet show'd his visage by that cost more dear ; And nice ...
Author: William Shakespeare
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ISBN: STANFORD:36105011953879
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the prodigious stature of Nævius , exceeding by a foot that of the tallest man . By
the way , I think you have been just too eager to discover some man to match him
; and when you did not succeed in the search , have resolved to make me ...
Author: Saint Augustine (of Hippo)
Publisher:
ISBN: UCBK:C020228183
Category: Theology
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