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They appertain in consequence to a single species, and the Gymnosporangium ceased to be an independent species, and must be considered as synonymous with the first generation of Rœstelia.
It is hostility to force as force, to force intrinsically, which has rendered the peace movement so largely an anti-movement, with all the weaknesses which appertain to everything that is primarily anti-anything.
”38 The purpose of the Thirteenth Amendment was merely “to declare and vindicate those fundamental rights which appertain to the essence of citizenship.
However, in order to explain more fully, I will refute the arguments of my adversaries, which all start from the following points:-- Extended substance, in so far as it is substance, consists, as they think, in parts, wherefore they deny that it can be infinite, or consequently, that it can appertain to God.
As these absurdities follow, it is said, from considering quantity as infinite, the conclusion is drawn, that extended substance must necessarily be finite, and, consequently, cannot appertain to the nature of God.
It follows, therefore, that extended substance does not appertain to the essence of God.
Such are the arguments I find on the subject in writers, who by them try to prove that extended substance is unworthy of the divine nature, and cannot possibly appertain thereto.
Moreover, I will show below, without the aid of this proposition, that neither intellect nor will appertain to God's nature.
I know that there are many who think that they can show, that supreme intellect and free will do appertain to God's nature; for they say they know of nothing more perfect, which they can attribute to God, than that which is the highest perfection in ourselves.
Further (to say a word here concerning the intellect and the will which we attribute to God), if intellect and will appertain to the eternal essence of God, we must take these words in some significance quite different from those they usually bear.
); therefore, eternity must appertain to each of the attributes, and thus all are eternal.
The being of substance does not appertain to the essence of man-in other words, substance does not constitute the actual being[2] of man.
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