The only modification of this question required to be considered is, How far man is or can be the authorized, competent agent of the Almighty in working out His purposes?
Victoria C. Woodhull: “The only modification of this question required to be considered is, How far man is or can be the authorized, competent…”
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In this passage, Woodhull discusses the extent to which humans can act as agents of divine will in governance.
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