First and Last Things

me give a summary of the princip

perfect hearing and so forth; who must needs walk manfully and patiently, exercising will an

ividual character and experience. These limits constitute what He

e the case with my own mind, and I b

imilar, but none are absolutely a

nds were exact instruments,-something wherewith to scale the heavens with assurance,-and a

ctual over-confidence and a vain belief

ng, training in th

to say: this is true b

true in relation to things in or near

member: this may be truer f

his (and most with our antagonist): that the spir

things are as foolish and ill-bred and anti-social as shouting in conversation or making puns; and we have to work out habits

life is guided and determined are less of t

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