Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... argument à priori , is an argument from something antecedent to something consequent ; from principle to corollary ; from cause to effect . An argument à posteriori , on the contrary , is an argument from consequent to antecedent , from ...
... argument à priori , is an argument from something antecedent to something consequent ; from principle to corollary ; from cause to effect . An argument à posteriori , on the contrary , is an argument from consequent to antecedent , from ...
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... argument of Priestley and other material- ists ; it is often visibly broken ; for a perfect organization of the animal remains after perception has become extinct . In support of this argument , we may urge the representations of ...
... argument of Priestley and other material- ists ; it is often visibly broken ; for a perfect organization of the animal remains after perception has become extinct . In support of this argument , we may urge the representations of ...
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... argument lies in the expression begotten , ' import- ing that the person addressed is the Son of God , not by creation , but by generation . Christ's pre - eminence over the angels is here stated to consist in this , that whereas they ...
... argument lies in the expression begotten , ' import- ing that the person addressed is the Son of God , not by creation , but by generation . Christ's pre - eminence over the angels is here stated to consist in this , that whereas they ...
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