Essay on ManUniversity Press, 1913 - 87 sider |
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Side xiii
... future life . Hope is instinctive with him : to hope therefore is to follow nature , the guide of man to God . As it provides the prospect of future bliss , hope becomes man's chief incentive to virtuous conduct . It constantly leads ...
... future life . Hope is instinctive with him : to hope therefore is to follow nature , the guide of man to God . As it provides the prospect of future bliss , hope becomes man's chief incentive to virtuous conduct . It constantly leads ...
Side xxiv
... future is to hope , to wait for the revelation which death will bring , and to adore God . He hides from us the nature of future happiness , but gives us hope for the future as our present mode of blessedness . Blessedness in this life ...
... future is to hope , to wait for the revelation which death will bring , and to adore God . He hides from us the nature of future happiness , but gives us hope for the future as our present mode of blessedness . Blessedness in this life ...
Side xxvii
... has led us is that self - knowledge is necessary : the study of mankind is not the designs of God , but man himself , in his doubtful position between a past and future state , wise and c 2 ANALYSIS OF THE POEM xxvii.
... has led us is that self - knowledge is necessary : the study of mankind is not the designs of God , but man himself , in his doubtful position between a past and future state , wise and c 2 ANALYSIS OF THE POEM xxvii.
Side xxviii
... future and at a distance , while self - love is bent upon its immediate object in the present . The strength of self - love therefore needs the watchfulness of reason , to check the temptations which are more plentiful than arguments ...
... future and at a distance , while self - love is bent upon its immediate object in the present . The strength of self - love therefore needs the watchfulness of reason , to check the temptations which are more plentiful than arguments ...
Side xxix
... future pleasures . But these assume different forms to different men ; and consequently men's passions vary in strength . Each man has one master passion , to which the rest are subordinate , born with him as an integral part of his ...
... future pleasures . But these assume different forms to different men ; and consequently men's passions vary in strength . Each man has one master passion , to which the rest are subordinate , born with him as an integral part of his ...
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