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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... continue in the state they were in . This opinion , though Aristotle seems to make all before him to be of another mind , yet was hatched , as far as we can find , at first under Pythagoras's successors , by Ocellus Lucanus , as appears ...
... continue in the state they were in . This opinion , though Aristotle seems to make all before him to be of another mind , yet was hatched , as far as we can find , at first under Pythagoras's successors , by Ocellus Lucanus , as appears ...
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... continue so many months without it ? Again ; if one doth eat , and not void the excrement of what he eats , he will be killed with it in few days ; how can it possibly be otherwise with a child ? If it be replied , that there is a ...
... continue so many months without it ? Again ; if one doth eat , and not void the excrement of what he eats , he will be killed with it in few days ; how can it possibly be otherwise with a child ? If it be replied , that there is a ...
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... continues it in its being ; which is well expressed by the author of the Refutation of Aristotle , in Justin Martyr's works . We assert , saith he , one God who is eternal himself , Aristot . that hath nothing else coequal with himself ...
... continues it in its being ; which is well expressed by the author of the Refutation of Aristotle , in Justin Martyr's works . We assert , saith he , one God who is eternal himself , Aristot . that hath nothing else coequal with himself ...
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... continue , by mere necessity of nature , without any intervention of the will or actions of men . And so there could be no such difference as that of good and bad men in the world ; for , if the lettings forth of God's goodness to the ...
... continue , by mere necessity of nature , without any intervention of the will or actions of men . And so there could be no such difference as that of good and bad men in the world ; for , if the lettings forth of God's goodness to the ...
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... continue in the state they are in till some stronger force puts them out of it . The only thing which the Epicurean atomists have left to give any account of the solidity of particles of such different sizes , is , the want of vacuity ...
... continue in the state they are in till some stronger force puts them out of it . The only thing which the Epicurean atomists have left to give any account of the solidity of particles of such different sizes , is , the want of vacuity ...
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