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... and te bebold the Splendour and the Magnificence of foreign Countries in our own : - But she Glories and Rewards of Vertue shall continue , when BURGHLEY it felf and the World shall be no more ; and will make Death but a Pallage and ...
... and te bebold the Splendour and the Magnificence of foreign Countries in our own : - But she Glories and Rewards of Vertue shall continue , when BURGHLEY it felf and the World shall be no more ; and will make Death but a Pallage and ...
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I shall therefore shew . here , That the Number of Books written on this Subject , doth not prove the Uncertainty of Religion , but rather the contrary ; and that the ill Lives of Men is nô Argument against the Re . ligion they profess ...
I shall therefore shew . here , That the Number of Books written on this Subject , doth not prove the Uncertainty of Religion , but rather the contrary ; and that the ill Lives of Men is nô Argument against the Re . ligion they profess ...
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I shall mention but one more , who indeed was so eminent , that I scarce need mention him , for he must be already in every Reader's Thoughts ; I mean , the Honourable Mr. Boyle , who was as inquisitive , and as unwilling to be imposed ...
I shall mention but one more , who indeed was so eminent , that I scarce need mention him , for he must be already in every Reader's Thoughts ; I mean , the Honourable Mr. Boyle , who was as inquisitive , and as unwilling to be imposed ...
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The Causes of Unbelief amongst Christians , notwithstanding the clearest Evidence for their Religion , are too many to be here recounted : But I shall mention some of the chief of them . 1. Vicious Men are very unwilling to believe that ...
The Causes of Unbelief amongst Christians , notwithstanding the clearest Evidence for their Religion , are too many to be here recounted : But I shall mention some of the chief of them . 1. Vicious Men are very unwilling to believe that ...
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For if any thing relating to Religion has been once callid in question , by Men who have got themselves a Name , by writing more boldly than wiser Men have done , the Authority of such Men shall be thought a sufficient Answer to all the ...
For if any thing relating to Religion has been once callid in question , by Men who have got themselves a Name , by writing more boldly than wiser Men have done , the Authority of such Men shall be thought a sufficient Answer to all the ...
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