The Difficulties of InfidelityC. & J. Rivington, 1824 - 272 páginas |
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Página viii
... reason alone is amply sufficient to guide us into all needful truth , a divine com- munication is no less unnecessary in the ab- stract , than all pretensions to such communi- cation are false in the concrete . # If we ask the specific ...
... reason alone is amply sufficient to guide us into all needful truth , a divine com- munication is no less unnecessary in the ab- stract , than all pretensions to such communi- cation are false in the concrete . # If we ask the specific ...
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... reasons . p . 1 . It is useful not to suffer Infidelity to be always the assailant of revealed religion , but occasionally to carry the war into the country of the enemy himself . By such a process it will be found , that to reject ...
... reasons . p . 1 . It is useful not to suffer Infidelity to be always the assailant of revealed religion , but occasionally to carry the war into the country of the enemy himself . By such a process it will be found , that to reject ...
Página xii
... reason is sufficient , and therefore that a revelation is unnecessary . p . 15 . II . A summary of the grounds of a Christian's belief . p . 18 . III . A summary of the grounds of an infidel's unbelief . p . 19 . IV . Conclusion . p ...
... reason is sufficient , and therefore that a revelation is unnecessary . p . 15 . II . A summary of the grounds of a Christian's belief . p . 18 . III . A summary of the grounds of an infidel's unbelief . p . 19 . IV . Conclusion . p ...
Página xv
... reasons , on which each prophecy is supported . p . 101 . ( 3. ) A tradition of the discovery of America by the Phenicians was not unknown to Seneca : whence his prophecy becomes a mere poetical orna- ment . p . 103 . IV . Summary of ...
... reasons , on which each prophecy is supported . p . 101 . ( 3. ) A tradition of the discovery of America by the Phenicians was not unknown to Seneca : whence his prophecy becomes a mere poetical orna- ment . p . 103 . IV . Summary of ...
Página xvii
... reason : the inflexible and intolerant zeal of the early Christians . p . 196 . 2. The second reason : the doctrine of a future life . p . 198 . 3. The third reason : the miraculous powers ascribed to the primitive Church . p . 200 . 4 ...
... reason : the inflexible and intolerant zeal of the early Christians . p . 196 . 2. The second reason : the doctrine of a future life . p . 198 . 3. The third reason : the miraculous powers ascribed to the primitive Church . p . 200 . 4 ...
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