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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... animals are ; and who ever , right in his wits , asserted that it was ? But do any of these arguments prove it impossible that God , having infinite power , should produce the universe after another way , than any of those things are ...
... animals are ; and who ever , right in his wits , asserted that it was ? But do any of these arguments prove it impossible that God , having infinite power , should produce the universe after another way , than any of those things are ...
Page 55
... animals which live upon it , and furnish out every thing necessary for the comfort and delight of man's life ; to believe , I say , that all these things came only from a blind and fortuitous concourse of atoms , is the most prodigious ...
... animals which live upon it , and furnish out every thing necessary for the comfort and delight of man's life ; to believe , I say , that all these things came only from a blind and fortuitous concourse of atoms , is the most prodigious ...
Page 91
... animals were good and useful they ascribed to Oromasdes , and all venomous and noxious ones to Arimanius ; whom Plutarch else- where calls τὸν πονηρὸν Δαίμονα Περσῶν , The evil Demon Plut . in of the Persians . The same Diogenes ...
... animals were good and useful they ascribed to Oromasdes , and all venomous and noxious ones to Arimanius ; whom Plutarch else- where calls τὸν πονηρὸν Δαίμονα Περσῶν , The evil Demon Plut . in of the Persians . The same Diogenes ...
Page 136
... animals ; no necessity of asserting either . V. Yet supposing the possibility of it demon- strated without creation of new waters . VI . Of the fountains of the deep . The proportion which the height of mountains bears to the diameter ...
... animals ; no necessity of asserting either . V. Yet supposing the possibility of it demon- strated without creation of new waters . VI . Of the fountains of the deep . The proportion which the height of mountains bears to the diameter ...
Page 139
... animals and vegetables refer only to that , as to understand it so in reference to the flood , and in many other passages relating to those eldest times ? But the author of that hypothesis an- swers , That the first chapter of Genesis ...
... animals and vegetables refer only to that , as to understand it so in reference to the flood , and in many other passages relating to those eldest times ? But the author of that hypothesis an- swers , That the first chapter of Genesis ...
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