The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, 1권 |
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... of Books are publish'd of this kind , which so many Men of Learning and Parts have written upon the Subject ; yet others , it seems , are not satisfied in their Performances , but are continually offering something New upon it .
... of Books are publish'd of this kind , which so many Men of Learning and Parts have written upon the Subject ; yet others , it seems , are not satisfied in their Performances , but are continually offering something New upon it .
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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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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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... and our Poems , with all their foft Numbers , and flowing Style , to be far from deserving Commendation for this way of Writing is as much against the Rules of Poetry , as ar gainst those of Vertue ; and they can never anfwer it to ...
... and our Poems , with all their foft Numbers , and flowing Style , to be far from deserving Commendation for this way of Writing is as much against the Rules of Poetry , as ar gainst those of Vertue ; and they can never anfwer it to ...
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... that the Jews had taken as much care in the writing and preserving their Antiquities , as these Nations , or any other , could possibly do . But it had not been to his purpose to mention 1 Anina Mundi , p .
... that the Jews had taken as much care in the writing and preserving their Antiquities , as these Nations , or any other , could possibly do . But it had not been to his purpose to mention 1 Anina Mundi , p .
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| 제목 | The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, 1권 The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, Robert Jenkin |
| 저자 | Robert Jenkin |
| 에디션 | 4 |
| 발행인 | Sare, 1715 |
| 소장 | 프린스턴 대학 |
| 디지털화된 날짜: | 2008년 9월 19일 |
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