APHORISM XXV.

Woe to the man, who will believe neither power, freedom, nor morality;

because he nowhere finds either entire, or unmixed with sin, thraldom

and infirmity. In the natural and intellectual realms, we distinguish

what we cannot separate; and in the moral world, we must distinguish

_in order to_ separate. Yea, in the clear distinction of good from

evil the process of separation commences.

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