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Page 368
... evidence , without de- ferring much to this fort of argument , on either fide . " The evidence , " as Bishop Butler hath rightly obferved , " depends up- on the judgment we form of human con- duct , under given circumftances , of which ...
... evidence , without de- ferring much to this fort of argument , on either fide . " The evidence , " as Bishop Butler hath rightly obferved , " depends up- on the judgment we form of human con- duct , under given circumftances , of which ...
Page 369
... evidence and to probable truth ; no habits of reflection ; none of that previous defire to learn , and to obey the ... evidence ; which ought , perhaps , to bear a confiderable part in the proof of every reve- * Butler's Analogy , part ...
... evidence and to probable truth ; no habits of reflection ; none of that previous defire to learn , and to obey the ... evidence ; which ought , perhaps , to bear a confiderable part in the proof of every reve- * Butler's Analogy , part ...
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... the fpectators on their fide , or in affirmance of tenets and practices already established . We find also * See Powell's Difcourfes , difc . xv . p . 245 . Dd 2 the the evidence alledged for them , and which evidence was [ 403 ]
... the fpectators on their fide , or in affirmance of tenets and practices already established . We find also * See Powell's Difcourfes , difc . xv . p . 245 . Dd 2 the the evidence alledged for them , and which evidence was [ 403 ]
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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