The Difficulties of InfidelityC. & J. Rivington, 1824 - 272 páginas |
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... never can be solved to the satisfaction of an un- biassed and rational inquirer . Hence results the plain and self - evident conclusion , that , since Infidelity is encumbered by more and greater difficulties than Christianity , to ...
... never can be solved to the satisfaction of an un- biassed and rational inquirer . Hence results the plain and self - evident conclusion , that , since Infidelity is encumbered by more and greater difficulties than Christianity , to ...
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... never be shewn , that a revelation from God to man implies any contradiction . Therefore a revelation from God to man is abstractedly possible . From the terms of this syllogism it is evident , that the abstract possibility of a ...
... never be shewn , that a revelation from God to man implies any contradiction . Therefore a revelation from God to man is abstractedly possible . From the terms of this syllogism it is evident , that the abstract possibility of a ...
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... never attain to certain know- ledge , save by a revelation from him who careth for us . So of old spake Socrates to his anxiously inquisitive pupil Alcibiades . Now , with such an immense difference of opi- nion before us , what hope ...
... never attain to certain know- ledge , save by a revelation from him who careth for us . So of old spake Socrates to his anxiously inquisitive pupil Alcibiades . Now , with such an immense difference of opi- nion before us , what hope ...
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... never be rationally admitted against direct unconfuted evidence to a fact . He therefore , who can be content to found his system upon so insecure a basis , may , I think , be more justly charged with an easy faith or a fond credulity ...
... never be rationally admitted against direct unconfuted evidence to a fact . He therefore , who can be content to found his system upon so insecure a basis , may , I think , be more justly charged with an easy faith or a fond credulity ...
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... never had a maker . The cogency of this argument I most readily allow , so far as its principle is concerned : but I must be permitted to doubt , how far it will serve the purpose of a deist , who depends solely upon his own reason and ...
... never had a maker . The cogency of this argument I most readily allow , so far as its principle is concerned : but I must be permitted to doubt , how far it will serve the purpose of a deist , who depends solely upon his own reason and ...
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