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Deism is a "sordid" creed, which relegates God to heaven and ignores his ever-operating life in creation.
THE LIFE OF MAZZINIBOLTON KINGLike the ancient Sophists, he relegates the more important principles of ethics to custom and probability.
MENOPLATOHe discards the idea that we lose virility when we cease to kill, and relegates the notion to the limbo of deceits.
THE HOLY EARTHL. H. BAILEYThat relegates it all into the future; but in Peter's conception it is, in some sense, in the present.
EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTUREALEXANDER MACLARENIt excludes the thing negated from any group given in a proposition, and this relegates it to the second or complementary group.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHYWILHELM OSTWALDHe does not provoke discussion by denying or combating them; he merely relegates them to a secondary position.
MATTHEW ARNOLDG. W. E. RUSSELLMr. Spencer offers no explanations and relegates all to the convenient dumping ground of the unknowable.
THE UNIVERSE A VAST ELECTRIC ORGANISMGEORGE WOODWARD WARDERAt the same time he relegates that historic myth Daniel Boone to his deserved contempt as a land-shark and speculator.
BELFORD'S MAGAZINE, VOL 2, DECEMBER 1888VARIOUSSkeat relegates this expansion of two lines to a footnote, and rightly.
THE BRUCEJOHN BARBOURHe relegates all mention of elastic bank-credit to "transitions."
THE VALUE OF MONEYBENJAMIN M. ANDERSON, JR.SYNONYM OF THE DAY
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