Origines Sacrae: Or a Rational Account of the Grounds of Natural and Revealed Religion ... Together with a Letter to a Deist, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1797 - Apologetics |
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... Providence . II . Epicurus's argu- ments against it refuted . The neceffity of the belief of Providence in order to religion . III . Providence proved from a confideration of the nature of God and the things of the world . Of the Spirit ...
... Providence . II . Epicurus's argu- ments against it refuted . The neceffity of the belief of Providence in order to religion . III . Providence proved from a confideration of the nature of God and the things of the world . Of the Spirit ...
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... Providence vindicated as to the fufferings of the good , and impunity of bad An account of both from natural light , mani- fefted by Seneca , Plutarch , and others . Page 57 men . CHA P. IV . Of the Origin of Nations . 1. All mankind ...
... Providence vindicated as to the fufferings of the good , and impunity of bad An account of both from natural light , mani- fefted by Seneca , Plutarch , and others . Page 57 men . CHA P. IV . Of the Origin of Nations . 1. All mankind ...
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... Providence withal ; although the plain words of Plato , not only there , but elsewhere , do exprefs , as far as we can judge by his way of writ- ing , his real judgment to have been for the production Plato . So of the world by God ...
... Providence withal ; although the plain words of Plato , not only there , but elsewhere , do exprefs , as far as we can judge by his way of writ- ing , his real judgment to have been for the production Plato . So of the world by God ...
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... providence doth abundantly exceed man's neceffity . We fee then from this difcourfe how un- fafe and unfatisfactory ( that I may not fay bold and prefumptuous ) thofe arguments are , which are drawn from a general confideration of the ...
... providence doth abundantly exceed man's neceffity . We fee then from this difcourfe how un- fafe and unfatisfactory ( that I may not fay bold and prefumptuous ) thofe arguments are , which are drawn from a general confideration of the ...
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... Providence , but think these atoms have no force at all in them , unless they can extrude a Deity quite out of the world ; for it is most evident that it was not fo much the truth , as the ferviceablenefs of this hypothefis , which hath ...
... Providence , but think these atoms have no force at all in them , unless they can extrude a Deity quite out of the world ; for it is most evident that it was not fo much the truth , as the ferviceablenefs of this hypothefis , which hath ...
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