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... fuch a mo- rality , as , confidering from whom it came , is most extraordinary ; and fuch as , with- out allowing fome degree of reality to the character and pretenfions of the religion , it is difficult to account for : or , to place ...
... fuch a mo- rality , as , confidering from whom it came , is most extraordinary ; and fuch as , with- out allowing fome degree of reality to the character and pretenfions of the religion , it is difficult to account for : or , to place ...
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... fuch intention , and by fincere but deluded men , which is the reprefenta- tion of the apoftolic character we are now examining , no fuch attempt could be made . The prefence and the abfence of the dead body are alike inconfiftent with ...
... fuch intention , and by fincere but deluded men , which is the reprefenta- tion of the apoftolic character we are now examining , no fuch attempt could be made . The prefence and the abfence of the dead body are alike inconfiftent with ...
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... fuch circumftances it should make its I think impoffible to be explained : fuch the Chriftian ftory was , fuch were the circumftances under which it came forth , and in oppofition to fuch difficulties did it prevail . way , yet An event ...
... fuch circumftances it should make its I think impoffible to be explained : fuch the Chriftian ftory was , fuch were the circumftances under which it came forth , and in oppofition to fuch difficulties did it prevail . way , yet An event ...
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The morality of the Gospel P | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Teftament p | 85 |
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