The Difficulties of InfidelityC. & J. Rivington, 1824 - 272 páginas |
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... time have been brought forward by deistical authors against the Holy Scriptures : such a task , in the present state of the contro- versy , may well be deemed superfluous ; for , in B truth , it would be merely to repeat and to.
... time have been brought forward by deistical authors against the Holy Scriptures : such a task , in the present state of the contro- versy , may well be deemed superfluous ; for , in B truth , it would be merely to repeat and to.
... deemed logically conclusive . When honestly thrown into the form of a syllogism , the argument will run as follows . A religion , claiming to be a revelation from heaven , is demonstrated to be such by a train SECT . I. 9 OF INFIDELITY .
... deemed a revelation from heaven . Here , when divested of much noise and smoke , we have the sum and substance of the argument , which , in the opinion of the infidel , is sufficient to overturn Christianity . A fact is established by ...
... for its own theolo- gical system , the character of a divine revelation . Now it is perfectly clear , that every claim of this description cannot be deemed valid . Hence Mr. Volney and 12 [ SECT . I. THE DIFFICULTIES.
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George Stanley Faber. description cannot be deemed valid . Hence Mr. Volney and his genius sagaciously conclude , that no such claim can be rationally admitted . Such , when stripped of its gaudy plumage , is the formidable argument , by ...
George Stanley Faber. description cannot be deemed valid . Hence Mr. Volney and his genius sagaciously conclude , that no such claim can be rationally admitted . Such , when stripped of its gaudy plumage , is the formidable argument , by ...
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