Theological Institutes: Or, A View of the Evidences, Doctrines, Morals, and Institutions of Christianity, Volume 1Carlton & Porter, 1850 - Apologetics |
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... testimony should be admitted : for if the testimony be such as , in matters of the greatest moment to us in the affairs of common life , we should not hesitate to act upon ; if it be such , that , in the most import- ant affairs , men ...
... testimony should be admitted : for if the testimony be such as , in matters of the greatest moment to us in the affairs of common life , we should not hesitate to act upon ; if it be such , that , in the most import- ant affairs , men ...
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... testimony has a natural influence on belief , antecedent to experience . The early and unlimited assent given to testimony by children , gradually contracts as they advance in life ; it is therefore more consonant to truth to say , that ...
... testimony has a natural influence on belief , antecedent to experience . The early and unlimited assent given to testimony by children , gradually contracts as they advance in life ; it is therefore more consonant to truth to say , that ...
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... testimony ; since , on this supposition , nothing but testimony can bring us acquainted with the whole series of his dispensations ; and this kind of knowledge is absolutely necessary previously to our cor- rectly inferring those laws ...
... testimony ; since , on this supposition , nothing but testimony can bring us acquainted with the whole series of his dispensations ; and this kind of knowledge is absolutely necessary previously to our cor- rectly inferring those laws ...
Contents
BENEFITS OF REDEMPTION xlix 207 | 9 |
INSTITUTIONS OF CHRISTIANITY | 9 |
INTERNAL EVIDENCE | 204 |
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