1
What more logical proof could I have of the immortality of the soul?
2
There was no logical proof of this.
3
But they may seem strangely inconsistent with a belief which is in itself so limited, and founded so absolutely upon logical proof or practical evidence.
4
First we must speak of the logical proofs, afterward the spiritual proofs.
5
But these are spiritual proofs, not logical proofs.
6
The proofs which we have adduced relative to the origin of the human species were logical proofs.
7
We hear no logical proofs of immortality.
8
They proved things by reason and held firmly to logical proofs; all their arguments are arguments of reason.
9
They proved things by reason and hold firmly to logical proofs; all their arguments are arguments of reason.
10
"My dear, these things do not admit of logical proof."