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...xpress purpose of having a child - then the resulting fertilized egg has a right to mature and be born. Furthermore, the born child has all the righ... ...y – through its apparatuses – stands for the embryo the same way that it represents minors, the mentally retarded, and the insane. Society steps in ... ...ust. The Nazis did not regard as humans the Jews, the Slavs, homosexuals, and other minorities - so they sought to exterminate them. All other, syn... ...preme. In extreme - though surprisingly frequent - cases, whole groups (typically minorities) are excluded from the nation's moral universe and fr... ...worldview back to the Physiocrats, who preceded Adam Smith, and who propounded the doctrine of "laissez faire, laissez passer" - the hands-off batt... ... substance of the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ, is the express doctrine of the Church ...." (Catholic Encyclopedia) "CANON lI... ...ological equivalent of a template or a blueprint. They can develop into any kind of mature functional cell and thus help cure many degenerative and ... ...ss purpose of creating an embryo - then the resulting fertilized egg has a right to mature and be born. Furthermore, the born child has all the righ... ...en geographical mobility was severely curtailed, as was the case in feudalism. The doctrine of the Communist party monopolized all modes of thought...

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...hat seed, From which the twice twelve cions gird thee round. Then, with sage doctrine and good will to help, Forth on his great apostleship he far’d, ... ...hen eagerness to speak embolden’d me; And I began: “O fruit! that wast alone Mature, when first engender’d! Ancient father! That doubly seest in every... ...rea, was published in 1534, at Antwerp See Lucas Waddingus, Annales Ordinis Minoris, p. 5. v. 76. Sylvester.] Another of his earliest associates. v.... ...wards the indigent and deserving; not indeed through its own fault, as its doctrines are still the same, but through the fault of the pontiff, who ... ...in heaven, together with seven stars of Arcturus Major and two of Arcturus Minor, ranged in two circles, one within the other, each resembling the... ...re was the tomb of Anchises. v. 133. His uncle.] James, king of Majorca and Minorca, brother to Peter III. v. 133. His brother.] James II of Arragon... ...lished in honour of the Immaculate Conception of the virgin, and opposed the doctrine itself with the greatest vigour, as it supposed her being honour...

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...d, from age to age, without dependence on a book. But, if a religion has a doctrine, this implies a revelation or message from Heaven, which cannot, i... ...vertible with a doctrinal religion:—no book, no doc- trine; and, again, no doctrine, no book. 13 Thomas de Quincey Upon these principles, we may unde... ... idea of man’s relations to this nature. Here were suddenly unmasked great doctrines, truths positive and directly avowed: whereas, in Pagan forms of ... ...odern name, naturally is not directly mentioned: and to bring this, in the minor proposition, under the principle contained in the major, is a task le... ... new mode of responsibility as intellectual rights. As a Protestant, every mature man has the same dignified right over his own opinions and profes- s... ... arms? What has a camel,* the quadruped, to do with a needle? A prodigious minority, therefore, there is of such various readings as slightly affect t... ..., there is of such various readings as slightly affect the sense; but this minority becomes next to nothing, when we inquire for such as affect any do... ...s. It is remarkable, indeed, that this very city of Alexandria founded and matured this new principle of remodelling applied to poetry not less than t... ...ivision of jurisprudence called the Bank- rupt Laws to have been gradually matured. It has been settled, suppose, that he who exercises a trade, and n...

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...f Jove, it repre- sents a state of mind which readily appears wherever the doctrine of Theism is taught in a crude, objective form, and which seems th... ... the brow of the inconstant. In the story of the Boy and the Mantle even a mature reader may be surprised with a glow of virtuous pleasure at the triu... ...and must accept in the highest mind the same transcendent destiny; and not minors and invalids in a protected cor- 28 Essays ner, not cowards fleeing... ...to make to a valued adviser who was wont to importune me with the dear old doctrines of the church. On my saying, “What have I to do with the sacredne... ...ion of love. Your goodness must have some edge to it,—else it is none. The doctrine of hatred must be preached, as the counteraction of the doctrine o... ...not be too old. The delicious fancies of youth reject the least savor of a mature philosophy, as chilling with age and pedantry their purple bloom. An... ...n. Alas! I know not why, 91 Emerson but infinite compunctions embitter in mature life the re- membrances of budding joy and cover every beloved name.... ...to other men; for the best good of wealth is freedom. Let him practise the minor virtues. How much of human life is lost in waiting! let him not make ... ...need an interpreter, but the great majority of men seem 191 Emerson to be minors, who have not yet come into possession of their own, or mutes, who c...

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...2 for here through those on earth much is gained.” 11 This seems to be a doctrine peculiar to Dante. The value of the prayers of the good on earth i... ...t Master, who had me on that side where people have their 1 It is Dante’s doctrine that love is the motive of every act; rightly directed, of good de... ... meditation of wisdom. Dante seems here to mean that the Pope has the true doctrine, but makes not the true use of it for his own guidance and the gov... ... whose words had first made me note him, say- ing, “Spirit in whom weeping matures that without which no one can turn to God, suspend a little for me ... ...secure of having, whenever it may he, a state of peace, neither unripe nor mature have my limbs remained yonder, but they are here with me with their ... ... The four humble in appearance are personifications of the writers of the minor Epistles, followed by St. John, as the writer of the Revelation, asle...

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...the opinion I profess. It is useless me to say that those who maintain the doctrine that men ha a right to command and women are under an obligation o... ...? Did not the slave owners of the Southern United States maintain the same doctrine, with all the fanaticism with which men ding to the theories that ... ... doubt that Spartan experience suggested to Plato, among many other of his doctrines, t of the social and political equal ity of the two sexes. But, ... ...in a majority of cases, which it is very likely not to be, there will be a minority of exceptional cases in which it does not hold: and in those it is... ...ons, a woman cannot reign, she is the legal regent of a kingdom during the minority of the heir; and minorities are frequent, the lives of the male ru... ... a happy intuition, which he can suggest, but cannot prove, which yet when matured may be an important addition to knowledge: but even then, no justic... ...e, which occupies at least one woman in every family, generally the one of mature years and acquired experience; un less the family is so rich as to ... ... are a help and encouragement to each other in whatever regards these, the minor matters on which their tastes may dif fer are not all important to t...

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...ists who adhere with least falter- ing to the body of modernised classical doctrines, to con- strue this struggle for wealth as being substantially a ... ...employment. The normal and characteristic occupations of the class in this mature phase of its life history are in form very much the same as in its e... ...s, who have no superiors and few peers, that decorum finds its fullest and maturest expression; and it is this highest class also that gives decorum t... ...e current disapproval of any indulgence of this kind on the part of women, minors, and inferiors. This invidious tradi- tional distinction has not los... ...extraneous considerations apart, those persons (adult) are but a vanishing minority today who harbor no inclination to the accomplishment of some end,... ...Chris- tian or Pagan, but it is true in a peculiar degree of the older and maturer cults. At the same time the sanctuary commonly contributes little i... ...the upper classes, while the pe- cuniarily lower classes — and that select minority of the lei- sure class among whom the rigorous canon that abjures ...

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...difficult for us, satisfied, nay sated to nausea, as we have been with the doctrines of Sentimentality, to estimate the boundless interest which Werte... ... it is for this only that we are here pleading and arguing. Meister is the mature product of the first genius of our times; and 17 Goethe must, one w... ...on, and the more so, as some- thing similar was commended by the Christian doctrine of patience. While on the subject of these family diseases, I will... ...a kind of dry morality: inge- nious exposition was not thought of, and the doctrine ap- pealed neither to the understanding nor to the heart. For that... ...the clergy as well as the laity divided them- selves into pro and con. The minority were composed of those who dissented more or less broadly; but the... ...good and chosen friends were certainly not wanting to me, we were always a minority against those who found pleasure in assailing us with wanton ruden... ...and have en- dured them like a wise man: they are, besides, held only by a minority. A few, dazzled by the splendid qualities of the en- emy, whom you... ...s maxim, that nothing can more cheer and excite young people, than when at mature years one declares one’s self again a learner; and at an age when ne... ... His fellows praised him for this, although they did not approve of a pre- mature engagement; and they added, that while forced to ac- knowledge him t...

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...ey are true or false, will be able to see that what is said is either not well founded, or else not contrary to my doctrine, when I and my opposer com... ...ng and education having not cast their native thoughts into new moulds; nor by super- inducing foreign and studied doctrines, confounded those fair ch... ...onderful, if we consider the ways and steps by which it is brought about; and how really it may come to pass, that doctrines that have been derived fr... ...not the idea to be innate; but only that they who made the discovery had made a right use of their reason, thought maturely of the causes of things, a... ...ast determination of the judgment, which, whether it shall be upon a hasty and precipitate view, or upon a due and mature examination, is in our power... ...tion of any particular desire can be suspended from determining the will to any subser- vient action, till we have maturely examined whether the parti... ...dog is an ani- mal”: here it signifies little more but that the latter proposition is joined to the former, as the minor of a syllogism. 6. This matt... ...inus to prove any proposition; and the other could as constantly, without or with a distinction, deny the major or minor; to prevent, as much as could... ...as equally, whenever they are laid together in any proposition, whether that proposition be placed as a major or a minor, in a syllogism or no. Use of...

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...mote geological period on the coal in my grate. The wisest man preaches no doctrines; he has no scheme; he sees no rafter, not even a cobweb, against ... ...s his teaching. He had not swal lowed all formulas. He preached some mere doctrines. As for me, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are now only the subtilest ... ...nd rebuilds the churches. The sealer of the South Pacific preaches a truer doctrine. The church is a sort of hospital for men’s souls, and as full of ... ...n the serenest days, and embodies still all the sunlight that fell on Asia Minor. No modern joy or ecstasy of ours can lower its height or dim its lus... ...ompanion such a scrap of paper would have been, containing some fruit of a mature life. What a relic! What a recipe! It seemed a divine invention, by ... ...lately met with an old volume from a London bookshop, containing the Greek Minor Poets, and it was a pleasure to read once more only the words, Orpheu... ...ular string piece where we are. My life will wait for nobody, but is being matured still without delay, while I go about the streets, and chaffer with... ... and it is undividedly and unimpededly re ceived by those for whom it was matured. If you can speak what you will never hear, if you can write what y...

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...ilence and in solitude we went, One first, the other following his steps, As minor friars journeying on their road. The present fray had turn’d m... ...lgating a community of property and of wives, with many other such heretical doctrines. He blamed the pope, cardinals, and other prelates of the holy ... ...ose words I late had mark’d. And, “Spirit!” I said, “in whom repentant tears Mature that blessed hour, when thou with God Shalt find acceptance, for a... ...s, what now seems Hard, had appear’d no harder than the pulp Of summer fruit mature. But that thy will In certainty may find its full repose, Lo Stati... ... 200 Whene’er the time may be, of peaceful end! My limbs, nor crude, nor in mature old age, Have I left yonder: here they bear me, fed With blood, an... ...rnigiani of Pisa. His father Marzuco, who had entered the order of the Frati Minori, so entirely overcame the feelings of resentment, that he even kis... ...hat seed, From which the twice twelve cions gird thee round. Then, with sage doctrine and good will to help, Forth on his great apostleship he far’d, ... ...rea, was published in 1534, at Antwerp See Lucas Waddingus, Annales Ordinis Minoris, p. 5. v. 76. Sylvester.] Another of his earliest associates. v.... ...wards the indigent and deserving; not indeed through its own fault, as its doctrines are still the same, but through the fault of the pontiff, who ...

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...e imagines to “contemplate all truth and all existence” is very unlike the doctrine of the syllogism which Aristotle claims to have discovered. Neithe... ...original, portions of the work. It is not necessary to discuss at length a minor question which has been raised by Boeckh, respecting the imaginary da... ... vainly tries to cover his confusion in banter and insolence. Whether such doctrines as are attributed to him by Plato were really held either by him ... ...as more of the liveliness and quick sympathy of youth; Adeimantus has the maturer judgment of a grown up man of the world. In the second book, when ... ...ur argument it is just to injure those who do no wrong? Nay, Socrates; the doctrine is immoral. Then I suppose that we ought to do good to the just an... ...ill help to make up our population? Yes. And now, Adeimantus, is our State matured and perfected? I think so. Where, then, is justice, and where is in... ...ividual and to the State. And he who at every age, as boy and youth and in mature life, has come out of the trial victorious and pure, shall be appoin... ... these and any who have similar tastes, as well as the professors of quite minor arts, are philosophers? Certainly not, I replied; they are only an im...

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...ll cases to prevail, that will to be right ful must be reasonable; that the minority possess their equal rights, which equal law must protect, and to... ...cessively every article of prop erty and produce. If among these taxes some minor ones fell which had not been inconvenient, it was because their amo... ...t peace with all the world, but have few causes of controversy, and those of minor importance, remain ing unadjusted. In the domestic policy of this ... ...vernment present prominent examples of distin guished civil attainments and matured experience, and it shall be my endeavor to call to my assistance ... ...u rity and to adopt as the basis of my public policy those great republican doctrines which constitute the strength of our national existence. In ref... ...tion. It was formed, in fact, by the Articles of Association in 1774. It was matured and continued by the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It was ... ...red and continued by the Declaration of Independence in 1776. It was further matured, and the faith of all the then thirteen States expressly plighted... ... it with them wherever they go, and they reject as mistaken and unworthy the doctrine that we lose our own liberties by securing the enduring foundati... ...the face of all the world, and guarded, supported, and secured by the Monroe doctrine. The narrow fringe of States along the Atlantic seaboard ad van...

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...l an interest (the summa rerum) was now at stake to allow of any regard to minor interests, or what would be considered such in their present circumst... ...s; and as if their sufferings were incomplete unless they were rounded and matured by all that the most dreadful agencies of summer’s heat could 174 ... ...o, as the misery of the guards gradually withdrew their attention from all minor in- terests to their own personal sufferings, the vigilance of the cu... ...y Kant; and the less excusably overlooked, because it was his own peculiar doctrine,—that uncle Jupiter ought to be consid- ered a greenhorn. Jupiter ... ... can be said in his praise, did in fact only introduce the majority to the minority; but Lord Rosse has introduced the minority to the majority . Ther... ...the purity of its contem- plations, Scripture is nowhere the parent of any doctrine, nor so much as the silent sanctioner of any doctrine. Scrip- ture... ... words uttered at any time, which point to critical occa- sions. Hence the doctrine of euphaemismos, the necessity of abstaining from strong words or ... ...le addition could be expected. That would impose a delay of 150 days. Upon mature consideration, and chiefly of the many private interests that would ... ...as its de- velopment! Before such works as the Consolato del Mare had been matured, how wide must have been the experience, and how slow its accumulat...

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... in danger, if not absolutely of damnation, at any rate of receiving false doctrine. It was an agony more terrible than she could describe. She didn’t... ...new Army stirrup, and she was really enraged when, after the invention was mature, he made a present to the War Office of 124 The Good Soldier the de... ...n which major notes with their cheerful insistence wavered and melted into minor sounds, as, beneath a bridge, the high lights on dark waters melt and... ...don’t know. I know nothing. I am very tired. Leonora held passionately the doctrine that the girl didn’t love Ed- ward. She wanted desperately to beli... ...irl didn’t love Ed- ward. She wanted desperately to believe that. It was a doctrine as necessary to her existence as a belief in the personal immortal...

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...h his own. 37 Dante O ye who have undistempered intellects, Observe the doctrine that conceals itself Beneath the veil of the mysterious verses! ... ... without company We went, the one in front, the other after, As go the Minor Friars along their way. Upon the fable of Aesop was directed My tho... ...is a point Which made a wiser man than thou once err So far, that in his doctrine separate He made the soul from possible intellect, For he no o... ... said, “the school Which thou hast followed, and mayst see how far Its doctrine follows after my discourse, And mayst behold your path from the di... ...re, By not awaiting light fell immature. And hence appears it, that each minor nature Is scant receptacle unto that good Which has no end, and b... ...old By a desire to speak wherewith I burned. And I began: “O apple, that mature Alone hast been produced, O ancient father, To whom each wife is...

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...my parents. The middle of June at length arrived, and every thing had been matured. The note was written and delivered, and on a Monday morning I left... ...ood, therefore, and infinite harm, would result from our firing, and after mature deliberation, we forbore. Our next thought was to attempt to rush to... ...o reproduce it. —ed.} gives the general outlines of the chasm, without the minor cavities in the sides, of which there were several, each cavity havin... ...Fichte; the modified Paliggenedia of the Pythagoreans; and, above all, the doctrines of Identity as urged by Schelling, were generally the points of d... ... younger days, and at Paris had become a convert, in great measure, to the doctrines of Mesmer. It was altogether by means of magnetic remedies that h... ... age, I entered, with perfect frankness, not only into a detail of my many minor vices, but made full confession of those moral and even of those phys...

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...y, lock- ing up vast swaths of culture in order to confer a benefit on a tiny minority of works. But this is too abstract. A single instance from copyr... ...have burdened the speech of adults while failing to protect the interests of minors. Reporters loved the topic of the Communications Decency Act. It w... ...ir business model. The market was allowed to develop and evolve without pre- mature legal intervention or proprietary technological lockout. Thus we k... ...uling, the court went further. It quoted some seemingly unrelated patent law doctrine on contributory infringe- ment: “A finding of contributory infrin... ...ct the First Amendment rights of others. Judge Kaplan declined to apply that doctrine here. In effect, he said “come back when there is a problem.” On... ...tion of contractual terms and technological measures, to repeal the fair use doctrine with respect to an individual copyrighted work.” Mr. Corley echo... ...ptions accuse the president of show- ing insensitivity and disdain to racial minorities. One summarizes the general theme: “Since he was elected presi... ... Yes, we got the Web. It spread too fast to think of taming it into the more mature, sedate “National Information Infrastructure” that the Clinton adm...

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...loso- phy, its influence on the young, are for you to justify. You were of mature age when you made the suggestion; and you knew your man. It is hardl... ...e from minute to minute. No anxiety is caused on Don Juan’s account by any minor antagonist: he 7 Man & Superman easily eludes the police, temporal a... ... Well That Ends Well (an early Ibsenite heroine) captures Bertram. But the mature cases all illustrate the Shakespearian law. The one apparent excep- ... ...comes poet or philosopher, moralist or founder of a reli- gion, his sexual doctrine is nothing but a barren special plead- ing for pleasure, excitemen... ...ies and fancies, habits and superstitions, grotesque and ridiculous to the mature intelligence. When they suddenly began to shine like newly lit flame... ...! [T wo great chords rolling on syn- copated waves of sound break forth: D minor and its dominant: a round of dreadful joy to all musicians]. Ha! Moza... ..., that the blest, once called a heavenly host, are a continually dwindling minority. The saints, the fathers, the elect of long ago are the cranks, th...

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...d difficulties. Why mention our disquisitions on the Social Contract, on the Standard of Taste, on the Migrations of the Herring? Then, have we not a Doctrine of Rent, a Theory of Value; Philosophies of Language, of History, of Pottery, of Apparitions, of Intoxicating Liquors? Man?s whole life and environment have been laid open and elucidated; scarcely a fragment or fibre...

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...the Standard of Taste, on the Migrations of the Herring? Then, have we not a Doctrine of Rent, a Theory of Value; Philoso phies of Language, of Histo... .... In the present Editor’s way of thought, this remarkable Treatise, with its Doctrines, whether as judicially acceded to, or judicially denied, has no... ...lf, for the while, shut out from all public utterance of these extraordinary Doctrines, and constrained to revolve them, not without disquietude, in t... ...h a season, struck its roots through my whole nature: ever till the years of mature manhood, it mingled with my whole thoughts, was as the stem whereo... ... with a strange indifference, our Economists, nigh buried un der Tables for minor Branches of Industry, have altogether overlooked the grand all over... ...—lie all embracing, as the uni versal canvas, or warp and woof, whereby all minor Illusions, in this Phantasm Existence, weave and paint themselves. ...

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... will constantly meet with passages suggestive of Zarathustra’s thoughts and doctrines. For instance, the ideal of the Superman is put forth quite cle... ...des of con- duct and opinion, are now to rule over mankind. In gen- eral the doctrine of the Superman can only be understood correctly in conjunction ... ... consumptive ones: hardly are they born when they begin to die, and long for doctrines of lassitude and renunciation. They would fain be dead, and we ... ... thy praise of my drunken cruelty? “Whatever hath become perfect, everything mature— wanteth to die!” so sayest thou. Blessed, blessed be the vintner’... ...ou woe!” But every- thing that suffereth wanteth to live, that it may become mature and lively and longing, —Longing for the further, the higher, the ... ...an. He cannot see the wood for the trees. A philanthropy that sacrifices the minority of the present-day for the majority constituting posterity, comp... ...her men; they would have become pessi- mists, suicides, or merchants. If the minor poet and phi- losopher has made us shy of the prophetic seriousness... ...s which characterized an Isaiah or a Jeremiah, it is surely our loss and the minor poet’s gain. Chapter LXII. The Cry of Distress WE NOW MEET with Zar...

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...estion of whether an act is right or wrong is to be settled by a religious doctrine; but the diffi- culties are still greater in this direction. First... ... men convicted of crime, or against killing in war, and yet a considerable minority has always held that both forms of killing violate the commandment... ... to conduct. As well say: “Thou shalt do nothing that is wrong.” Religious doctrines do not and clearly cannot be adopted as the criminal code of a st... ...their lives and teachings have been in greater or lesser conflict with the doctrines, habits and be- liefs of the communities where they lived. From t... ... of their crimes they are often the accom- plices of men and take rather a minor part, although some- times a quite important one. For this reason the... ...ame with all people or in all environments. Many girls of sixteen are more mature and have more expe- rience of life than others of twenty. Most laws ... ...ate age between sixteen and eighteen, where an act is not rape but still a minor offence. XII XII XII XII XII R R R R ROBBER OBBER OBBER OBBER OBBERY ... ...ich makes a strong appeal to boys and men. I am inclined to think that few mature men have committed one of these crimes, unless they began criminal c...

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...o-day. A Roman Catholic may obey his Church by assenting ver- bally to the doctrine of indissoluble marriage. But nobody worth counting believes direc... ... season, but all the year round and every year. How they settled even such minor questions as to which party should decide whether and how much the wi... ...EL OF LAODICEA Let us try to get at the root error of these false domestic doctrines. Why was it that the late Samuel Butler, with a conviction that i... ... into playing three piano- forte pieces which she loathes; to use your own mature charms to attract men to the house when your daughters have no aptit... ...called calf-love, associating with married couples at dangerous periods of mature life, quite often find themselves in it; and the extreme reluctance ... ... for its earlier blasphemy. But the mischief of chopping and changing your doctrine to meet this or that practical emergency instead of keeping it adj... ...the prob- lem of unemployment, probably on the principles laid down in the Minority Report of the Royal Commission on the Poor Law, to make the sexual... ...hild. What about the youngest child—the Benjamin—the child of its parents’ matured strength and charity, always better treated and better loved than t... ...more cheerful disposition. On the Bor- ough Council now, you would be in a minority of one. You must take human nature as it is. SOAMES. Upon what com...

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...uraged by Popular Science— The “Mind-cure” movement— Its creed— Cases— Its doctrine of evil— Its analogy to Lutheran theology— Salvation by re- laxati... ...ange. Otherwise none of our thoughts and feelings, not even our scientific doctrines, not even our DIS- beliefs, could retain any value as revelations... ...esting a fine atheistic ardor; and the more fervent opponents of Christian doctrine have often enough shown a temper which, psychologically considered... ...s that our sole business lies, and we can perfectly well afford to let the minor notes and the uncertain border go. It was the extremer cases that I h... ... as scholastic theism struggled in its time; and although it would be pre- mature to say that there is no speculative issue what- ever from the puzzle... ... their classic literature. They would have despised a life set wholly in a minor key, and summoned it to keep within the proper bounds of lachrymosity... ...roke the effective edge of his sadness; yet the sadness was preserved as a minor ingredient in the heart of the faith by which it was overcome. The fa...

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..., by which they are to be regulated and interpreted. 13. To this strange doctrine—viz., That in the state of Nature every one has the executive powe... ...n this trust, if he hath not provided a tutor to govern his son during his minority, during his want of under standing, the law takes care to do it: ... ...nnot miss of it; the most obstinate cannot but allow of it. For were their doctrine all true, were the right heir of Adam now known, and, by that titl... ...his is that which puts the authority into the parents’ hands to govern the minority of their children. God hath made it their busi ness to employ thi... ... naturally everywhere owe the same obedience to their mother, during their minority, as to their father, were he alive? And will any one say that the ... ...ork, and rob the public of that benefit which could be had only from their mature deliberation. What, then, could be done in this case to prevent the ... ...eir posses sions. This I doubt not but at first sight will seem a strange doctrine, it being so quite contrary to the prac tice of the world; there ... ...y of the com monwealth and the public good should, upon examina tion and mature debate, be judged to require. This, those who give their votes befor...

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...ed although hidden belief in the doc- trines of the Metempsychosis. Of the doctrines themselves— that is, of their falsity, or of their probability—I ... ...ave pleasure to all who had the honor of her acquaintance. She found, upon mature delib- eration, that, by some accident, she had been turned into a c... ...r, and even typographical errors, may have produced nearly all of the very minor changes made in this version. (In- deed, two very necessary words wer... ...son of whom I speak, seemed born for the purpose of foreshadowing the wild doctrines of Turgot, Price, Priestley, and Condorcet—of exemplifying, by in... ... and alone constitute, the true Beauty. Y et his reasons have not yet been matured into expression. It remains for a more profound analysis than the w... ...ne. The feeblest intellect had derived vigor from excessive interest. What minor evils might arise from the contact were points of elaborate question....

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...faces, high cheek bones, yellow hair in early life, and with brown hair in mature age. With regard to their social habits, morals, and manners, all tr... ... members of the human family, have distinctive bodies and spirits; but the minor ones are somewhat immaterial and formless, and their existences are e... ...elm), and in The Kalevala these are sometimes personally invoked. Of these minor deities, Pikku Mies (the Pigmy) is the most noteworthy. Once when the... ...ain, as Ge is wedded to Ouranos, Jordh to Odhin, and Papa to Rangi. Of the minor deities of the earth, who severally govern the plants, such as trees,... ...in 1849, the epic, embracing fifty runes and 22,793 lines, had reached its mature form. The Kalevala was no sooner published than it attracted the at... ...dom of T uoni, There to find the ancient wisdom, There to learn the secret doctrine; Hastens on through fen and forest, Over meads and over marshes, T... ... wisdom, Learned the lost words of the Master, Well had learned the secret doctrine, He prepared to leave the body Of the wisdom bard, Wipunen, Leave ... ...eets him: Hast thou found the long lost wisdom, Hast thou heard the secret doctrine, Hast thou learned the master magic, How to fasten in the ledges, ...