The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, 1±ÇW.B., 1715 - 4ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... these things ? or can any Man doubt , that these Crimes often meet with fevere Punish- ments even in this World , thơ ' Men will take no Warning by never so many Examples , but have need of continual Advice and Exhortation to keep them ...
... these things ? or can any Man doubt , that these Crimes often meet with fevere Punish- ments even in this World , thơ ' Men will take no Warning by never so many Examples , but have need of continual Advice and Exhortation to keep them ...
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... these Men , who have too much Philosophy to have no Religion , put dangerous Weapons into the Hands of those , who have neither the one nor the other , and know not how to use them but to do mischief . And there is nothing fo plain ...
... these Men , who have too much Philosophy to have no Religion , put dangerous Weapons into the Hands of those , who have neither the one nor the other , and know not how to use them but to do mischief . And there is nothing fo plain ...
xv ÆäÀÌÁö
... these Men as they deserve : for the Apostles were commanded ( according to a Custom in use among the Jews ) to shake off the • dust of their feet , against such as rejected their Doctrine : and the least we can say to them , is to let ...
... these Men as they deserve : for the Apostles were commanded ( according to a Custom in use among the Jews ) to shake off the • dust of their feet , against such as rejected their Doctrine : and the least we can say to them , is to let ...
xvi ÆäÀÌÁö
... these Men seem to value them- selves ; and our Poems , with all their foft Num- bers , and flowing Style , to be far from defer- ving Commendation : for this way of Writing is as much against the Rules of Poetry , as a- gainst those of ...
... these Men seem to value them- selves ; and our Poems , with all their foft Num- bers , and flowing Style , to be far from defer- ving Commendation : for this way of Writing is as much against the Rules of Poetry , as a- gainst those of ...
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... these Men . The Extravagancies of Cardan are known to all that ever heard of him : The Luft , and Pride , and base Flattery of Vaninus , is every where visible . Aut Deus est , aut Vaninus , is such an Expreffion , as no Man befides ...
... these Men . The Extravagancies of Cardan are known to all that ever heard of him : The Luft , and Pride , and base Flattery of Vaninus , is every where visible . Aut Deus est , aut Vaninus , is such an Expreffion , as no Man befides ...
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