Theological Institutes: Or, A View of the Evidences, Doctrines, Morals, and Institutions of Christianity, Volumen1B. Waugh and T. Mason, 1834 |
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... admits is adduced , our attention may be profitably engaged by several consider- ations , which afford presumptive evidence in favour of the revelations of the Old and New Testaments . These are of so much weight that they ought not ...
... admits is adduced , our attention may be profitably engaged by several consider- ations , which afford presumptive evidence in favour of the revelations of the Old and New Testaments . These are of so much weight that they ought not ...
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... admits that a revelation of the will of God has been made by significant actions , from which the duty of creatures is to be inferred , and contends that this is sufficient . " They who never heard of any external revelation , yet if ...
... admits that a revelation of the will of God has been made by significant actions , from which the duty of creatures is to be inferred , and contends that this is sufficient . " They who never heard of any external revelation , yet if ...
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... admit and to expect a state of future existence , he must feel the necessity of being assured , that it will be a felicitous one . Yet should he be conscious of frequent transgressions of the Divine law ; and at the same time see it ...
... admit and to expect a state of future existence , he must feel the necessity of being assured , that it will be a felicitous one . Yet should he be conscious of frequent transgressions of the Divine law ; and at the same time see it ...
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... admit a revelation from God to the first pair as to the wholesomeness of cer- tain fruits , and the destructive habits of certain animals , or our first progenitors would have been far more exposed to danger from delete- rious fruits ...
... admit a revelation from God to the first pair as to the wholesomeness of cer- tain fruits , and the destructive habits of certain animals , or our first progenitors would have been far more exposed to danger from delete- rious fruits ...
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... admits , that the modern philosopher derives his better notions on many subjects from those very Scriptures , which he reviles ; from the early im- pressions of education ; from living and conversing in a Christian country , where those ...
... admits , that the modern philosopher derives his better notions on many subjects from those very Scriptures , which he reviles ; from the early im- pressions of education ; from living and conversing in a Christian country , where those ...
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