Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... Deity contains applications of the argument from design , too important to be overlooked . The same course of reasoning may be traced in many other writers , but by none has it been expressed with so much clearness and felicity ...
... Deity contains applications of the argument from design , too important to be overlooked . The same course of reasoning may be traced in many other writers , but by none has it been expressed with so much clearness and felicity ...
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... Deity . If we admit the authority of the Scriptures , we admit á Deity ; if we admit one God , we exclude all others . The truth of Scripture , resting as we have seen on proofs which cannot be resisted without universal skepticism ...
... Deity . If we admit the authority of the Scriptures , we admit á Deity ; if we admit one God , we exclude all others . The truth of Scripture , resting as we have seen on proofs which cannot be resisted without universal skepticism ...
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... Deity , were annihi- lated , a Deity without perception , thought , or knowledge , would still re- main . So monstrous a conclusion shows , that if a God be at all allowed , the absolute spirituality of his nature must inevitably follow ...
... Deity , were annihi- lated , a Deity without perception , thought , or knowledge , would still re- main . So monstrous a conclusion shows , that if a God be at all allowed , the absolute spirituality of his nature must inevitably follow ...
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