A View of the Evidences of Christianity, Volume 1R. Faulder, 1794 - Apologetics |
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... paffages to this purpose , collected from their works by Dr. Clarke , Nat . and Rev. Rel . p . 180 , ed . v . Except Socrates , they all thought it wifer to comply with the laws , than to contend : that that this danger proceeded not ...
... paffages to this purpose , collected from their works by Dr. Clarke , Nat . and Rev. Rel . p . 180 , ed . v . Except Socrates , they all thought it wifer to comply with the laws , than to contend : that that this danger proceeded not ...
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... paffage at present is only fo far , as it affords a prefumption in support of the propofition which we main- tain , concerning the activity and fufferings * This is rather a paraphrafe , but is justified by what the Scholiaft upon ...
... paffage at present is only fo far , as it affords a prefumption in support of the propofition which we main- tain , concerning the activity and fufferings * This is rather a paraphrafe , but is justified by what the Scholiaft upon ...
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... paffage were confidered by itself , the 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 ...
... paffage were confidered by itself , the 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 ...
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... did appear , this fuppofition cannot be main- tained for a moment ; because I think it im- poffible to believe , that paffages , which must * 1 Pet . iv . 12 , 13. 19 . I be be deemed not only unintelligible but false , by the [ 64 ]
... did appear , this fuppofition cannot be main- tained for a moment ; because I think it im- poffible to believe , that paffages , which must * 1 Pet . iv . 12 , 13. 19 . I be be deemed not only unintelligible but false , by the [ 64 ]
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... paffage of their history , how perfectly free they ap- pear to have been from any pecuniary or interested views whatever . The moft tempting opportunity , which occurred , of making a gain of their converts , was by the cuftody and ...
... paffage of their history , how perfectly free they ap- pear to have been from any pecuniary or interested views whatever . The moft tempting opportunity , which occurred , of making a gain of their converts , was by the cuftody and ...
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