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In Three Parts William Paley. his apostles , under circumstances either alike , or not fo unlike as to account for the dif ference , a conclufion is fairly drawn , in sup- port of what our hiftories deliver concern- ing them , viz . that ...
In Three Parts William Paley. his apostles , under circumstances either alike , or not fo unlike as to account for the dif ference , a conclufion is fairly drawn , in sup- port of what our hiftories deliver concern- ing them , viz . that ...
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... circumstances of this . They are however fuch as appear worthy of the original to which we afcribe them . The morality of the religion , whe- ther taken from the precepts or the example of its founder , or from the leffons of its ...
... circumstances of this . They are however fuch as appear worthy of the original to which we afcribe them . The morality of the religion , whe- ther taken from the precepts or the example of its founder , or from the leffons of its ...
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... circumstances determined . This hypothesis , therefore , folves all that objection to the divine care and goodnefs , which the promis cuous diftribution of good and evil ( I do not mean in the doubtful advantages of riches and grandeur ...
... circumstances determined . This hypothesis , therefore , folves all that objection to the divine care and goodnefs , which the promis cuous diftribution of good and evil ( I do not mean in the doubtful advantages of riches and grandeur ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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