The Works of John Locke, Volume 5Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 - Philosophy |
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... christian faith , and the scriptures to be the founda- tion and rule of it . " Unless it be taken for granted , that those who do not write and appear in print , in controversies of religion , do not own the christian faith , and the ...
... christian faith , and the scriptures to be the founda- tion and rule of it . " Unless it be taken for granted , that those who do not write and appear in print , in controversies of religion , do not own the christian faith , and the ...
Page 120
... christian spirit and temper ( for so your lordship is pleased to say of these of mine ) should seek occasion to tell your lordship , and the world , that he was glad to find that your lordship was a christian , and that you believed the ...
... christian spirit and temper ( for so your lordship is pleased to say of these of mine ) should seek occasion to tell your lordship , and the world , that he was glad to find that your lordship was a christian , and that you believed the ...
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... Christian faith your lordship begins with , is that of the resurrection of the dead ; and concerning that , you say , " the reason of believing the resurrection of the same body , upon my grounds , is from the idea of identity . " Answ ...
... Christian faith your lordship begins with , is that of the resurrection of the dead ; and concerning that , you say , " the reason of believing the resurrection of the same body , upon my grounds , is from the idea of identity . " Answ ...
Contents
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Mr Lockes Reply to the Bishop of Worcesters Answer | 97 |
An Answer to Remarks upon the Essay concerning Human | 186 |
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