The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, 1±ÇW.B., 1715 - 4ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... because there is no Art nor Science , concerning which divers Treatises are not daily published . But are therefore the Natures of Vertue and Vice uncertain ? Is it the less cer- > tain , whether Justice , Temperance , and com- mon ...
... because there is no Art nor Science , concerning which divers Treatises are not daily published . But are therefore the Natures of Vertue and Vice uncertain ? Is it the less cer- > tain , whether Justice , Temperance , and com- mon ...
iii ÆäÀÌÁö
... because Euclid , Apollonius , and innumerable o- thers , of all Ages and Nations , have put forth Books and Syftems of Mathematicks in several Forms and Methods ? When many write upon the fame Subject , it is an argument of the ...
... because Euclid , Apollonius , and innumerable o- thers , of all Ages and Nations , have put forth Books and Syftems of Mathematicks in several Forms and Methods ? When many write upon the fame Subject , it is an argument of the ...
v ÆäÀÌÁö
... because Men naturally govern themselves more by the Example than by the Judgment of others , or even than by their own Reason . But if we will judge aright , the Example of one Man , who lives according to the Doctrines of Reli- gion ...
... because Men naturally govern themselves more by the Example than by the Judgment of others , or even than by their own Reason . But if we will judge aright , the Example of one Man , who lives according to the Doctrines of Reli- gion ...
vi ÆäÀÌÁö
... because of any ill Practices of others , too plainly declares either that in Truth and Sincerity he never had any , or that he is very willing to part with his Religion . All Men make some Pretence to Reason ; and those Men most of all ...
... because of any ill Practices of others , too plainly declares either that in Truth and Sincerity he never had any , or that he is very willing to part with his Religion . All Men make some Pretence to Reason ; and those Men most of all ...
vii ÆäÀÌÁö
... because so few practise it as they ought ; there can be no True Reason neither , because the Lives of so many Men contradict it . And fome , per- haps , would be contented , that there should be no True Religion , rather than that ...
... because so few practise it as they ought ; there can be no True Reason neither , because the Lives of so many Men contradict it . And fome , per- haps , would be contented , that there should be no True Religion , rather than that ...
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