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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «ALLOWABLENESS»
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1
The Christian's monthly magazine and universal review
Hence he informs us : that, in the very nature of things, the Primitive Writers could
never think of " entertaining the abstraet " question of the bare allowableness of
images in the Catholic ritual." It is clear, that the whole stress of Mr. Newman's ...
2
The Delights of Wisdom Pertaining to Conjugial Love: After ...
That the being common from continual allowableness, is an accidental cause of
cold, is because it accedes to those, who think lasciviously concerning marriage
and concerning a wife, but not to those who think holily concerning marriage and
...
3
The delights of wisdom concerning conjugial love: after ...
But it becomes altogether otherwise with those who judge chastely concerning
wives; wherefore with the angels, the being common from continual
allowableness is the very delight of the soul, and is the continent of their
conjugial love; for they ...
4
Sermons preached upon several occasions
The third argument against the allowableness of Christians going to law, is that
strict command that lies upon them to forgive injuries, and consequently not to
prosecute them in courts of judicature, forasmuch as these two seem utterly ...
who eontend that the use and allowableness of pictures and of images rest on
distinct grounds ; who are tolerant to the pencil, but inexorable to the chisel. We
should be glad to know the reason of this distinction. In the divine law, (which, ...
Nicholas Patrick Wiseman,
1837
6
Jeremy Bentham: Critical Assessments
Since the only measures by which the advisableness or allowableness of any
fallacy can, according to the terms of the above definition, be estimated are, firstly
, the advisableness and allowableness of the ends which will be to be effectuated
...
7
The Philosophy of Medicine: Framing the Field
The burden of proof to defeat the prima facie allowableness of an organ market
will vary directly with the closeness of the analogy. Second, certain accounts of
ownership will be more compatible with an organ market. Rights to exclusive use
...
Hugo Tristram Engelhardt,
2000
8
Interim Report of the Activities of the House Committee on ...
The Major Fraud Act of 1988 and the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
addresses the allowableness of defense contractors legal fees and other
proceeding costs related to litigation with the Federal Government. However,
neither the act ...
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Government Reform and Oversight,
1996
9
Activities of the House Committee on Government Reform and ...
The Major Fraud Act of 1988 and the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
addresses the allowableness of defense contractors' legal fees and other
proceeding costs related to litigation with the Federal Government. However,
neither the act ...
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Government Reform and Oversight,
1997
10
Church Quarterly Review
Thus, in a case of doubt as to the allowableness of a certain deed, I must not do it
, although the reasons for its allowableness outnumber the reasons against it.
Again, in a case of doubt as to the obligatory character of some course of action,
...
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (Great Britain),
1889