A View of the Evidences of Christianity, Volume 1R. Faulder, 1794 - Apologetics |
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William Paley. II . That there is not fatisfactory evidence that perfons profeffing to be original wit- neffes of other miracles , in their nature as certain as these are , have ever acted in the fame manner , in atteftation of the ...
William Paley. II . That there is not fatisfactory evidence that perfons profeffing to be original wit- neffes of other miracles , in their nature as certain as these are , have ever acted in the fame manner , in atteftation of the ...
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... perfons bufied them- felves in the fuccefs and propagation of their ftory . This is perfectly incredible . To me it appears little less than certain , that , if the first announcing of the religion by the founder had not been followed ...
... perfons bufied them- felves in the fuccefs and propagation of their ftory . This is perfectly incredible . To me it appears little less than certain , that , if the first announcing of the religion by the founder had not been followed ...
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... perfons upon reli- gion , a fequeftration from the common pleasures , engagements and varieties of life , and an ... perfonal eafe and freedom , [ 21 ]
... perfons upon reli- gion , a fequeftration from the common pleasures , engagements and varieties of life , and an ... perfonal eafe and freedom , [ 21 ]
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... moft ftrict examina- tion , nothing could be difcovered in the principles of thefe perfons , but " a bad and exceffive fuperftition , " accompanied , it VOL . I. D feems , feems , with an oath or mutual federation , ແ [ 33 ]
... moft ftrict examina- tion , nothing could be difcovered in the principles of thefe perfons , but " a bad and exceffive fuperftition , " accompanied , it VOL . I. D feems , feems , with an oath or mutual federation , ແ [ 33 ]
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... perfons ; 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 ...
... perfons ; 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 ...
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