Word: feels
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...those matters which lie outside the pastor's duties. The year's course of study includes normal work as well as Bible study and lectures. It is not the intention of the school to furnish a short-cut to the ministry, but to equip men, who do not feel called to preach, to meet church problems from the laborer's stand-point, as a pastor or assistant pastor cannot...
...view of the statement of the 'Varsity management explaining that the charge of eighty dollars made the class crews is not a source of revenue, but is made merely to reimburse the 'Varsity for expenditures in behalf of the classes, we feel that the assessment is entirely justifiable...
...debate against Yale. Harvard's representatives have worked hard and faithfully and it is only right that the members of the University should do everything in their power to secure a victory over Yale. If the meeting is well attended the men will feel that they have the support and good wishes of the University behind them...
...members of the University who wish to get healthy outdoor exercise are urged to join the Weld Boat Club. So few men have joined this spring that no one need feel that he will not be able at any hour of the day to get a single, a wherry or a canoe. The membership fee of $5 is very low indeed as compared with the fee of other clubs. For example, the Union Boat Club, whose equipment is greatly inferior to the Weld, charges $25 a year. Men may join and obtain shingles of the janitor between the hours...
...There are two dogmas-absolutism and empiricism. The absolutists say that we can know when we know truth; the empiricists believe that we cannot know when we have grasped the truth. If a thing admits of no doubt it is because the intellect is illumined beyond question. We all feel that of some things we are certain. To this extent we are absolutists. Since we are absolutists by nature, we should believe the empiricist theory, and go on this basis. For nothing has ever been accepted as certain until it has been denied as false and proved true...