A View of the Evidences of Christianity, Volume 1R. Faulder, 1794 - Apologetics |
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... because I have met with no ferious person who thinks that even under the Chriftian revela- tion we have too much light , or any degree of affurance which is fuperfluous . I defire moreover that in judging of Christianity it may be ...
... because I have met with no ferious person who thinks that even under the Chriftian revela- tion we have too much light , or any degree of affurance which is fuperfluous . I defire moreover that in judging of Christianity it may be ...
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... because , when these are related , it is expected that , under the fame circumstances , the fame effect will follow univerfally ; and in proportion as this expectation is juftly entertained , the want of a correfponding experience ...
... because , when these are related , it is expected that , under the fame circumstances , the fame effect will follow univerfally ; and in proportion as this expectation is juftly entertained , the want of a correfponding experience ...
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... because the experienced , fate of reformers , whenever the reformation . fubverts fome reigning opinion , and does not proceed upon a change already taken place in the fentiments of a country , will Ap . rme , p . 16. ed . Thirl , not ...
... because the experienced , fate of reformers , whenever the reformation . fubverts fome reigning opinion , and does not proceed upon a change already taken place in the fentiments of a country , will Ap . rme , p . 16. ed . Thirl , not ...
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... ancient religion of a country has always many votaries , and fometimes not the fewer because its origin is hidden in remoteness and obfcurity . Men have a natural venera- tion for antiquity , especially in matters of religion . tion [ 34 ]
... ancient religion of a country has always many votaries , and fometimes not the fewer because its origin is hidden in remoteness and obfcurity . Men have a natural venera- tion for antiquity , especially in matters of religion . tion [ 34 ]
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... because this is no more than what every teacher of a new religion both does , and must do , in order to obtain either profelytes or hearers . The change which this would produce was very confiderable . It is a change which we do not ...
... because this is no more than what every teacher of a new religion both does , and must do , in order to obtain either profelytes or hearers . The change which this would produce was very confiderable . It is a change which we do not ...
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