A View of the Evidences of Christianity: In Three Parts ..., Volume 1R. Faulder, 1796 - 416 pages |
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... called . By which propofition , I mean that there cannot , in morality , be any thing fimilar to what are called discoveries in natural philofophy , in the arts of life , and in fome fciences ; as the fyftem of the universe , the ...
... called . By which propofition , I mean that there cannot , in morality , be any thing fimilar to what are called discoveries in natural philofophy , in the arts of life , and in fome fciences ; as the fyftem of the universe , the ...
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... . We refer actions to rules , and rules to public happiness . Now , in the formation of these rules , there is no place for discovery properly fo called , but there is ample 1 1 ample room for the exercife of wisdom , judgement [ 27 ]
... . We refer actions to rules , and rules to public happiness . Now , in the formation of these rules , there is no place for discovery properly fo called , but there is ample 1 1 ample room for the exercife of wisdom , judgement [ 27 ]
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... called of men , Rabbi , Rabbi . But be not ye called Rabbi , for one is your master , even Christ , and all ye are brethren ; and call no man your father upon the earth , for one is your father , which is in heaven ; neither be ye ...
... called of men , Rabbi , Rabbi . But be not ye called Rabbi , for one is your master , even Christ , and all ye are brethren ; and call no man your father upon the earth , for one is your father , which is in heaven ; neither be ye ...
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... called for it . It was to compofe the diffenfions of the church of Corinth . And the venerable hearer of the apoftles does not fall short , in the display of this principle , of the finest paffages of their writings . He calls to the ...
... called for it . It was to compofe the diffenfions of the church of Corinth . And the venerable hearer of the apoftles does not fall short , in the display of this principle , of the finest paffages of their writings . He calls to the ...
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... called ) ; when we confider either what he taught , or what he did not teach , either the sub- ftance or the manner of his inftruction ; his preference of folid to popular virtues , of a character which is commonly despised , to a ...
... called ) ; when we confider either what he taught , or what he did not teach , either the sub- ftance or the manner of his inftruction ; his preference of folid to popular virtues , of a character which is commonly despised , to a ...
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