Origines Sacrae: Or, A Rational Account of the Grounds of Natural and Revealed Religion ... Together with a Letter to a Deist, Volume 1The University Press, 1836 - Apologetics |
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... knowledge the great obligations you have laid upon me , yet I am so far sensible of the common vanity of Epi- stles Dedicatory , that I cannot so heartily comply with them in any thing , as in my hearty prayers to the Almighty for your ...
... knowledge the great obligations you have laid upon me , yet I am so far sensible of the common vanity of Epi- stles Dedicatory , that I cannot so heartily comply with them in any thing , as in my hearty prayers to the Almighty for your ...
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... knowledge of truth proved to be the most natural perfection of the rational soul ; V. Yet error often mistaken for truth : the accounts of it . VI . Want of diligence in its search ; VII . VIII . The mixture of truth and falsehood ...
... knowledge of truth proved to be the most natural perfection of the rational soul ; V. Yet error often mistaken for truth : the accounts of it . VI . Want of diligence in its search ; VII . VIII . The mixture of truth and falsehood ...
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... KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT HE WRIT . 128 . I. The third hypothesis concerns the certainty of the matter of Mo- ses's history ; that gradually proved : First , Moses's knowledge cleared , by his education , and experience , and certain ...
... KNOWLEDGE OF WHAT HE WRIT . 128 . I. The third hypothesis concerns the certainty of the matter of Mo- ses's history ; that gradually proved : First , Moses's knowledge cleared , by his education , and experience , and certain ...
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... knowledge . III . The existence of God the foundation of all certainty . The certainty of matter of faith proved from the same principle . Our knowledge of any thing supposeth something in- comprehensible . IV . The certainty of faith ...
... knowledge . III . The existence of God the foundation of all certainty . The certainty of matter of faith proved from the same principle . Our knowledge of any thing supposeth something in- comprehensible . IV . The certainty of faith ...
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... knowledge ; the grounds of it stronger . The consistency of ra- tional evidence with faith ; yet objects of faith exceed reason ; the absurdities following the contrary opinion . VI . The uncertainty of that which is called reason . VII ...
... knowledge ; the grounds of it stronger . The consistency of ra- tional evidence with faith ; yet objects of faith exceed reason ; the absurdities following the contrary opinion . VI . The uncertainty of that which is called reason . VII ...
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