Origines Sacrae Or a Rational Account of the Grounds of Natural and Revealed Religion: To which is Added Part of Another Book Upon the Same Subject, Left Unfinished by the Author : Together with a Letter to a Deist, Volume 2University Press, 1836 - 542 pages |
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... come to erect our superstructure upon them , by asserting the undoubted truth and certainty of that account of the world which is ... comes from the sun ; for if so , as Maimonides well observes , II . voch . p . ii . c . N ORIGINES SACRE .
... come to erect our superstructure upon them , by asserting the undoubted truth and certainty of that account of the world which is ... comes from the sun ; for if so , as Maimonides well observes , II . voch . p . ii . c . N ORIGINES SACRE .
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... come to compare it , in point of reason , with all those several hypotheses which are repugnant to it , which have been embraced in several ages by the phi- losophers of greatest esteem in the world ; which may be reduced to these four ...
... come to compare it , in point of reason , with all those several hypotheses which are repugnant to it , which have been embraced in several ages by the phi- losophers of greatest esteem in the world ; which may be reduced to these four ...
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... come to pass that the oldest phi- losophers should so readily and unanimously embrace that opinion which asserted the production of the world ? Was it not a strong presumption of the novity of the universe , that all nations to whom the ...
... come to pass that the oldest phi- losophers should so readily and unanimously embrace that opinion which asserted the production of the world ? Was it not a strong presumption of the novity of the universe , that all nations to whom the ...
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... comes to discourse of the na- ture of God ; In quo nihil est difficilius quam a con- suetudine oculorum aciem mentis ... come into the world ? The other tells him , that every man is bred in the womb of one of the same kind with ...
... comes to discourse of the na- ture of God ; In quo nihil est difficilius quam a con- suetudine oculorum aciem mentis ... come into the world ? The other tells him , that every man is bred in the womb of one of the same kind with ...
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... come to such a bigness , and then we come forth into the world , and yet grow still till we come to such a proportion ... comes it not to open its eyes , use the feet , mouth , and hands , as we do ? And so concludes it impos- sible that ...
... come to such a bigness , and then we come forth into the world , and yet grow still till we come to such a proportion ... comes it not to open its eyes , use the feet , mouth , and hands , as we do ? And so concludes it impos- sible that ...
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