 | 1820 - 394 pages
...of God be not the same with that which we see in corporeal beings, and as it comes intellectually, cannot directly fall within the sphere of the imagination; yet it is something analogous to it, and that very analogy is enough to excite a passion : he concludes with... | |
 | Henry Southern - 1820 - 402 pages
...of God be not the same with that which we see in corporeal .beings, and as it comes intellectually, cannot directly fall within the sphere of the imagination ; yet it is something analogous to it, and that very analogy is enough to excite a passion : he concludes with... | |
 | Charles Bulter - 1827 - 284 pages
...of God be not the same with that which we see in corporeal beings, and as it comes intellectually, cannot directly fall within the sphere of the imagination ; yet it is something analogous to it, and that very analogy is enough to excite a passion : he concludes, with... | |
 | 1820 - 398 pages
...of God be not the same with that which we see in corporeal beings, and as it comes intellectually, cannot directly fall within the sphere of the imagination ; yet it is something analogous to it, and that very analogy is enough to excite a passion : he concludes with... | |
 | Alessa Johns - 2003 - 236 pages
...backtracked: "That although the Beauty or Amiablcness of God, be not the same with that which we see in Corporeal Beings, and consequently, cannot directly...fall within the Sphere of the Imagination, yet it is something Analogous to it; and that very Analogy is enough to excite a Passion" (A Collection of Miscellanies,... | |
 | John Norris - 2003 - 420 pages
...Heart, and fo kindle a very vehement Pajjion. To which I add, that although the Beauty or Amiablenefs of God be not the fame with that which we fee in Corporeal Beings, and consequently cannot <#• reftly fall within the Sphere of the imagination, yet it is fomthing Analogous to it, and that... | |
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... am firmly persuaded, that our love of God may be not only passionate, but exceeding the love of women. He endeavoured to prove this from the use of church music, and maintains, that though the beauty of God be not the same with that which we see in... 