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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... manner wherein things are revealed in Scriptures , in regard of clearness , authority , purity , IX . uniformity , and perfuafive- nefs . X. The excellency of the Scriptures as a rule of · of life . The nature of the duties of CONTENTS ...
... manner wherein things are revealed in Scriptures , in regard of clearness , authority , purity , IX . uniformity , and perfuafive- nefs . X. The excellency of the Scriptures as a rule of · of life . The nature of the duties of CONTENTS ...
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... Manner of forming Prin- ciples of Philofophy . VI . The Poffibility of Creation proved . No arguing from the prefent State of the World against its Beginning , fhewed from Maimoni- des . ] VII . The Platonifts ' Arguments , from the ...
... Manner of forming Prin- ciples of Philofophy . VI . The Poffibility of Creation proved . No arguing from the prefent State of the World against its Beginning , fhewed from Maimoni- des . ] VII . The Platonifts ' Arguments , from the ...
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... manner of it , wherein is expreffed a fluid mat- ter , which was the material principle out of which the world was formed ; when we are told , that the Gen. i . 2 . earth was without form and void , and the Spirit of God moved upon the ...
... manner of it , wherein is expreffed a fluid mat- ter , which was the material principle out of which the world was formed ; when we are told , that the Gen. i . 2 . earth was without form and void , and the Spirit of God moved upon the ...
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... manner of productions of things into di- vine and human , and opposes the opinion that con- ceived all things to be produced by an eternal power , to the opinion of the vulgar ; which , faith he , was r φύσιν αὐτὰ γεννᾶν από τινῷ αἰτίας ...
... manner of productions of things into di- vine and human , and opposes the opinion that con- ceived all things to be produced by an eternal power , to the opinion of the vulgar ; which , faith he , was r φύσιν αὐτὰ γεννᾶν από τινῷ αἰτίας ...
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... manner whereby God did produce the world , their imaginations ran presently upon that which the Epicurean in Tully Cicero de enquires after , Quæ molitio ? Quæ ferramenta ? Qui Nat . Deor . vectes ? Que machine ? Qui miniftri tanti ...
... manner whereby God did produce the world , their imaginations ran presently upon that which the Epicurean in Tully Cicero de enquires after , Quæ molitio ? Quæ ferramenta ? Qui Nat . Deor . vectes ? Que machine ? Qui miniftri tanti ...
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