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Some things must be good in themselves, else there could be no measure whereby to lay out good and evil.
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Author Details: Type: Philosopher Quotes Category: British Philosopher Quotes Year of Birth: 1609 Year of Death: 1683 Nationality: British Amazon: Benjamin Whichcote on Amazon |
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Bertrand Russell F. H. Bradley Jonathan Bennett Francis Herbert Hedge Paul Brunton Abraham Tucker Gilbert Ryle |
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Quote Keywords: Could, Else, Evil, Good, Lay, Measure, Must, Out, Some, Themselves, Things, Whereby |
Dictionary Links: Could, Else, evil, Good, Lay, Measure, Must, Out, Some, Themselves, Whereby |
All Benjamin Whichcote Quotations: Among politicians the esteem of religion... Conscience without judgment is superstition. Fear is the denomination of the... None are so empty as those... Some things must be good in... The longest sword, the strongest lungs... |
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