Evidences of the Authenticity, Inspiration, and Canonical Authority of the Holy ScripturesPresbyterian board of publication, 1836 - 308 pages |
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... ANSWER THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH RELIGION IS DESIRABLE . Ir has been proved in the former section , that it is necessary to have some religion . We are already in possession of Christianity , which , by the confession of deists themselves ...
... ANSWER THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH RELIGION IS DESIRABLE . Ir has been proved in the former section , that it is necessary to have some religion . We are already in possession of Christianity , which , by the confession of deists themselves ...
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... answer is , that it is impossible not to take for grant- ed , that in precisely similar circumstances similar results will ensue , or that like causes have always like effects . " Thus on the ground of unifomrity of causation , he would ...
... answer is , that it is impossible not to take for grant- ed , that in precisely similar circumstances similar results will ensue , or that like causes have always like effects . " Thus on the ground of unifomrity of causation , he would ...
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... answer : they are subversive of all historical truth , and have not a shadow of evi- dence . They may be well left to sink by the weight of their own extravagance . Volney , however , has received a learned answer from a gentleman * who ...
... answer : they are subversive of all historical truth , and have not a shadow of evi- dence . They may be well left to sink by the weight of their own extravagance . Volney , however , has received a learned answer from a gentleman * who ...
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