The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, 1±ÇW.B., 1715 - 4ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... fame Religion may be true and falfe at the fame time ; it may be true in one Age , and falfe in another ; or true in one Country , and falfe in the next ; and must be more or less true or falfe , in the fame proportion , as the Lives ...
... fame Religion may be true and falfe at the fame time ; it may be true in one Age , and falfe in another ; or true in one Country , and falfe in the next ; and must be more or less true or falfe , in the fame proportion , as the Lives ...
xi ÆäÀÌÁö
... fame time they have expofed Themselves to Reproach , and Religion to the Scorn of fuch as are glad to take all occafions to fhew their Good - will to it . The evident and declared Design of the Socinians , is , to retain no Myfteries ...
... fame time they have expofed Themselves to Reproach , and Religion to the Scorn of fuch as are glad to take all occafions to fhew their Good - will to it . The evident and declared Design of the Socinians , is , to retain no Myfteries ...
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... fame place , he says , that the Jews reckon the Book of Daniel among their Hagiographa or Sacred , but not Canonical Books . Father Simon , to whofe Writings I suppose this Gentleman was no Stranger , might undeceive him in this matter ...
... fame place , he says , that the Jews reckon the Book of Daniel among their Hagiographa or Sacred , but not Canonical Books . Father Simon , to whofe Writings I suppose this Gentleman was no Stranger , might undeceive him in this matter ...
xxv ÆäÀÌÁö
... fame , whether Extenfion , or any thing else , be af fign'd as the Effence of it ; and though we may be ignorant of the Effence of Matter , yet we know it cannot be effential to it to Think : for then all Matter would neceffarily Think ...
... fame , whether Extenfion , or any thing else , be af fign'd as the Effence of it ; and though we may be ignorant of the Effence of Matter , yet we know it cannot be effential to it to Think : for then all Matter would neceffarily Think ...
xxx ÆäÀÌÁö
... fame Philofophy , by which we may conclude , that Matter may Think , which is the fame thing as to become Immaterial , and to furpafs all the Powers and Capacities of Matter . He urges , that there may be capacities in Mat- ter , which ...
... fame Philofophy , by which we may conclude , that Matter may Think , which is the fame thing as to become Immaterial , and to furpafs all the Powers and Capacities of Matter . He urges , that there may be capacities in Mat- ter , which ...
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