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To deny this be cause we object to the doctrines taught , is equally illogical and perverse , as it is assuming the doctrine to be false before we have considered all the evidence which may be adduced in its favour ; to deny it because ...
To deny this be cause we object to the doctrines taught , is equally illogical and perverse , as it is assuming the doctrine to be false before we have considered all the evidence which may be adduced in its favour ; to deny it because ...
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When it has been considered sepa . rately , and the proofs from nature have been largely given , it has been designated " Natural Theology , " and has given rise to many important works , equally entertaining , instructive , and ...
When it has been considered sepa . rately , and the proofs from nature have been largely given , it has been designated " Natural Theology , " and has given rise to many important works , equally entertaining , instructive , and ...
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This assumes what is totally without proof , that the ancestors of the Hebrews were polytheists ; and could that be made out , it would leave it still to be accounted for , why other names of the Deity equally ancient , for any thing ...
This assumes what is totally without proof , that the ancestors of the Hebrews were polytheists ; and could that be made out , it would leave it still to be accounted for , why other names of the Deity equally ancient , for any thing ...
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| Título | Theological Institutes, Volumen1 Theological Institutes, Richard Watson |
| Autor | Richard Watson |
| Editor | Mason, 1823 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Texas |
| Digitalizado | 19 Nov. 2019 |
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