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Page 364
... nature : and the true conclufion to which it leads is this , that to enquire what the Deity might have done , could have done , or , as we even fometimes prefume to speak , ought to have done , or , in hypothetical cafes , would have ...
... nature : and the true conclufion to which it leads is this , that to enquire what the Deity might have done , could have done , or , as we even fometimes prefume to speak , ought to have done , or , in hypothetical cafes , would have ...
Page 366
... natural religion , the argu- ment of the objector will gain nothing by the comparison . I remember hearing an ... nature of the subject merited ) , which no inadver- tency could mifs , no prejudice withstand ? If Christianity be ...
... natural religion , the argu- ment of the objector will gain nothing by the comparison . I remember hearing an ... nature of the subject merited ) , which no inadver- tency could mifs , no prejudice withstand ? If Christianity be ...
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... nature ge- nerates in a well - ordered mind , feldom fail of proceeding farther . This alfo may have been exactly what was defigned . Whereas may it not be faid , that irrefift ible evidence would confound all characters , and all ...
... nature ge- nerates in a well - ordered mind , feldom fail of proceeding farther . This alfo may have been exactly what was defigned . Whereas may it not be faid , that irrefift ible evidence would confound all characters , and all ...
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Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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