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| so:text | Then arose the sect of the Gnostics—men who know — who laid claim to the possession of a perfect science, and who, if they were to be believed, had discovered the true formula for what philosophers called 'the Absolute.' But these speculative Gnostics were rejected by the conservative and orthodox Christians of their day as fiercely as their successors the Agnostics —men who don't know—are rejected by the orthodox in our own. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/John_Tyndall |
| so:description | New Fragments (1892) (en) |
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