| 1847 - 560 Seiten
...Of a Creator they have not the slightest comprehension, a fact so difficult to believe, when we find the most degraded of the human race in other quarters...idea of this unerring and primary truth imprinted pu their minds, that I took the greatest care to find a slight image of the deity within the chaos... | |
| James Richardson Logan - 1847 - 590 Seiten
...Of a Creator they have not the slightest comprehension, a fact so difficult to believe, when we find the most degraded of the human race in other quarters...idea of this unerring and primary truth imprinted ou their minds, that I took the greatest care to find a slight image of the deity within the chaos... | |
| John Crawfurd - 1856 - 480 Seiten
...only long acquaintance with their prejndices and domestic feelings, could afford a clue to the impulse of their actions. Of a Creator, they have not the...degraded such might be, but was disappointed. They know neither the god or the devil of the Christians or Mahommedans, although they confessed they had... | |
| William Henry Davenport Adams - 1880 - 586 Seiten
...have the slightest intelligence of a Creator ; " a fact so difficult to believe," says Mr. Thomson, " when we find that the most degraded of the human race,...neither the God nor the Devil of the Christians or Mohammedans, although they confessed they had been told of such ; nor any of the demigods of Hindu... | |
| William Henry Davenport Adams - 1882 - 368 Seiten
...they do not seem to know anything of a Creator. " A fact so difficult to believe," says Mr. Thomson, " when we find that the most degraded of the human race,...neither the God nor the Devil of the Christians or Mohammedans, although they confessed they had been told of such ; nor any of the demi-gods of Hindu... | |
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