 Imagining himself no longer a moral agent, he refused to bear a part in any act of worship. While in this state, however, he continued to write forcibly, and, among other things, produced "a " Defence of the Religion of Nature, and the Christian Revelation,...  Putnam's Home Cyclopedia ... - Page 215by G.P. Putnam & Co - 1852Full view - About this book
 | Parke Godwin - Biography - 1880 - 1174 pages
...than a parrot." Imagining himself no longer a moral agent, he refused to beur a part in any act ot worship. While in this state, however, he continued...Revelation, against Christianity as old as the Creation." To thif he prefixed a dedication to Queen Caro; line, ill which he att'ectingly expatiated on his soulless... | |
 | Emanuel Green - Bath (England) - 1902 - 586 pages
...concerning the prosecution of such writers by the civil powers. 8vo., 1732. 8vo., Edinburgh, 1853. A defence of the religion of nature and the christian revelation, against the defective account of the one and the exceptions against the other, in a book entitled, Christianity... | |
 | Cambridge University Library - Library catalogs - 1902 - 800 pages
...England. 4°, 20 x 15cm. London, 1663. 2.77.2 (01. ..512) BROWNE (Simon), Dissenting Minister, 1 1732. A defence of the Religion of Nature and the Christian Revelation against a book entitled, Christianity as old as the Creation (by M. Tindal). 8°, 20cm. London, 1732. 2.77.31... | |
 | Walter Wilson - Religion - 2001 - 648 pages
...separate Communions, and cast one another out of Christian Fellowship on this Account, svo. 1732. — 22. A Defence of the Religion of Nature, and the Christian Revelation ; against the defective Account of the one, and the Exceptions against the other, in a Book entitled, ' Christianity... | |
 | Stephen Lalor - Biography & Autobiography - 2006 - 192 pages
...and interspersed with several thousand Lives never before published (London, 1 739) . Browne, Simon, A Defence of the Religion of Nature, and the Christian Revelation; against the Defective Account of the one, and the Exceptions against the other, in a Book, entitled Christianity... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1878 - 578 pages
...A Fit Rebuke to a Ludicrous Infidel, or Remarks on Woolstnn'a Discourse on the Miracles. f Svo. "7. A Defence of the Religion of Nature and the Christian Revelation against a Book entitled Christianity us Old as the Creation,.^ Svo. " It was to this last that he intended... | |
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