A View of the Evidences of Christianity, Volume 1R. Faulder, 1794 - Apologetics |
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... fubject of the controversy . Now the improbability which arises from the want ( for this properly is a want , not a contradiction ) of experience , is only equal to the probability there is , that if the thing were true , we should ...
... fubject of the controversy . Now the improbability which arises from the want ( for this properly is a want , not a contradiction ) of experience , is only equal to the probability there is , that if the thing were true , we should ...
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... fubject of the miffion , compared with the fixed opi- nions and prejudices of thofe to whom the miffionaries were to addrefs themselves , they could hardly fail of encountering ftrong and frequent oppofition ; that , by the hand of ...
... fubject of the miffion , compared with the fixed opi- nions and prejudices of thofe to whom the miffionaries were to addrefs themselves , they could hardly fail of encountering ftrong and frequent oppofition ; that , by the hand of ...
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... fubject of the allufion might be doubt- ful ; but when connected with the teftimony of Suetonius , as to the actual punishment of the Chriftians by Nero ; and with the ac- count given by Tacitus of the Species of punishment which they ...
... fubject of the allufion might be doubt- ful ; but when connected with the teftimony of Suetonius , as to the actual punishment of the Chriftians by Nero ; and with the ac- count given by Tacitus of the Species of punishment which they ...
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... fubject of his ridicule † . Nothing however * Lard . Heath . Teft . v . ii . p . 110 . In matutinâ nuper fpectatus arenâ Mucius , impofuit qui fua membra focis , Si patiens fortifque tibi durufque videtur , Abderitanæ pectora plebis ...
... fubject of his ridicule † . Nothing however * Lard . Heath . Teft . v . ii . p . 110 . In matutinâ nuper fpectatus arenâ Mucius , impofuit qui fua membra focis , Si patiens fortifque tibi durufque videtur , Abderitanæ pectora plebis ...
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... fubject of their labours , they acted as wife and fincere men would act ; they did not retire in dif- guft from the fervice in which they were engaged , but , each devoting his endeavours to the advancement of the religion , they parted ...
... fubject of their labours , they acted as wife and fincere men would act ; they did not retire in dif- guft from the fervice in which they were engaged , but , each devoting his endeavours to the advancement of the religion , they parted ...
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