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... ftate of rewards and punishments , and teaching mankind how to prepare themselves for that state , is not in itself greater than the event , call it either probable or improbable , of the two following propositions either [ 4 ]
... ftate of rewards and punishments , and teaching mankind how to prepare themselves for that state , is not in itself greater than the event , call it either probable or improbable , of the two following propositions either [ 4 ]
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... or circumftances of the Christian evidence . In these , however , confifts the weight of his objection . In the principle itself I am perfuaded there is none . PART 1 PART I. OF THE DIRECT HISTORICAL EVIDENCE OF CHRISTIANITY [ 15 ]
... or circumftances of the Christian evidence . In these , however , confifts the weight of his objection . In the principle itself I am perfuaded there is none . PART 1 PART I. OF THE DIRECT HISTORICAL EVIDENCE OF CHRISTIANITY [ 15 ]
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... itself , animadvert , either with much vigilance , or much feve- rity , upon the fchifms and controverfies which arofe within it . Yet there was that in Christianity which might eafily afford a handle of accufation with a jealous govern ...
... itself , animadvert , either with much vigilance , or much feve- rity , upon the fchifms and controverfies which arofe within it . Yet there was that in Christianity which might eafily afford a handle of accufation with a jealous govern ...
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... to the calendar ; the other was to abolish and tread under foot the calendar itself . Secondly , it ought also to be confidered , that this was not the cafe of philofophers pro- propounding in their books , or in their schools , [ 29 ]
... to the calendar ; the other was to abolish and tread under foot the calendar itself . Secondly , it ought also to be confidered , that this was not the cafe of philofophers pro- propounding in their books , or in their schools , [ 29 ]
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... itself to our notice in the first place : because , so far as this evidence goes , it is the conceffion of adverfaries ; the fource from which it is drawn is unfufpected . Under this head a quotation from Tacitus , well known to every ...
... itself to our notice in the first place : because , so far as this evidence goes , it is the conceffion of adverfaries ; the fource from which it is drawn is unfufpected . Under this head a quotation from Tacitus , well known to every ...
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