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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... persons , by that ingenious and Firm . p . honourable person Mr. Boyle , in his Physiological Es - 202 . says , which is to this purpose . Suppose two of these presumed indivisible particles , both smooth and of a cubical figure ...
... persons , by that ingenious and Firm . p . honourable person Mr. Boyle , in his Physiological Es - 202 . says , which is to this purpose . Suppose two of these presumed indivisible particles , both smooth and of a cubical figure ...
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... persons atheistically disposed , because of his ascribing so much to the power of matter , we shall therefore so far consider it , as it undertakes to give an account of the origin of the universe without a Deity . His hypothesis ...
... persons atheistically disposed , because of his ascribing so much to the power of matter , we shall therefore so far consider it , as it undertakes to give an account of the origin of the universe without a Deity . His hypothesis ...
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... person withal , who ( by such persons themselves who make use of this opinion to that end ) is supposed to have been very conversant with the writings of Moses ) should be taken in its literal sense , as it really imports preexistence ...
... person withal , who ( by such persons themselves who make use of this opinion to that end ) is supposed to have been very conversant with the writings of Moses ) should be taken in its literal sense , as it really imports preexistence ...
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... persons , who cannot be suspected of any partiality to the Scriptures . We come now to consider the other grand difficulty which concerns the origin of evil , and the truth of Di- vine Providence together : which is , that if sin be the ...
... persons , who cannot be suspected of any partiality to the Scriptures . We come now to consider the other grand difficulty which concerns the origin of evil , and the truth of Di- vine Providence together : which is , that if sin be the ...
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... persons notoriously wicked should live in impunity , when others suffer , that they were unable to give an account ... person was not struck dead in the place . And Jason in Seneca , when he sees Medea fly 120 ORIGINES SACRE .
... persons notoriously wicked should live in impunity , when others suffer , that they were unable to give an account ... person was not struck dead in the place . And Jason in Seneca , when he sees Medea fly 120 ORIGINES SACRE .
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