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... believe , that Men who think at all , can think as they fpeak , when they make use of this Ob- jection . Will any Man fuppofe , that Tempe- rance doth not preferve Health , tho ' he should fee fee his Physician run into Excefs ? or ...
... believe , that Men who think at all , can think as they fpeak , when they make use of this Ob- jection . Will any Man fuppofe , that Tempe- rance doth not preferve Health , tho ' he should fee fee his Physician run into Excefs ? or ...
xv ÆäÀÌÁö
... believe , we are forry for it , but cannot help it , and that they will have the worst of it . Mr. Hobbes him- felf will allow , that an Atheist ought to be ba- nifh'd as a publick Mifchief , and scarce any Terms can be too fevere for ...
... believe , we are forry for it , but cannot help it , and that they will have the worst of it . Mr. Hobbes him- felf will allow , that an Atheist ought to be ba- nifh'd as a publick Mifchief , and scarce any Terms can be too fevere for ...
xxxiv ÆäÀÌÁö
... believe any thing to be true , which contradicts their Vices ; and the weakest Arguments , with strong Incli- nations to a Caufe , will prove or difprove what ever they have a mind it fhould . But let Men first practise the Vertues ...
... believe any thing to be true , which contradicts their Vices ; and the weakest Arguments , with strong Incli- nations to a Caufe , will prove or difprove what ever they have a mind it fhould . But let Men first practise the Vertues ...
xxxvi ÆäÀÌÁö
... believe as little of it as may be ; and when they hear others cavil and trifle with it , partly out of Ig- norance , and partly from Inclination , they take every idle Objection , if it be but bold enough , for an unanswerable Argument ...
... believe as little of it as may be ; and when they hear others cavil and trifle with it , partly out of Ig- norance , and partly from Inclination , they take every idle Objection , if it be but bold enough , for an unanswerable Argument ...
xxxix ÆäÀÌÁö
... believe not , get he abideth faithful , he cannot deny himself , 2 Tim . ii . 13. But will any Man therefore claim and demand of him , as of Justice to keep his Word , and perform his Promile ? God is de- clared in Scripture to act for ...
... believe not , get he abideth faithful , he cannot deny himself , 2 Tim . ii . 13. But will any Man therefore claim and demand of him , as of Justice to keep his Word , and perform his Promile ? God is de- clared in Scripture to act for ...
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