Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... kind or more ample in circumstance ; so that to ground an objection upon the absence of a particular kind of proof for which we have a preference , would be trifling . ( 6 ) But this is the question , Is a mission to teach the will of ...
... kind or more ample in circumstance ; so that to ground an objection upon the absence of a particular kind of proof for which we have a preference , would be trifling . ( 6 ) But this is the question , Is a mission to teach the will of ...
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... kind of knowledge is absolutely necessary previously to our cor- rectly inferring those laws . Testimony , therefore , must be admitted as constituting the principal means of discovering the real laws by which the universe has been ...
... kind of knowledge is absolutely necessary previously to our cor- rectly inferring those laws . Testimony , therefore , must be admitted as constituting the principal means of discovering the real laws by which the universe has been ...
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... kind and quantum of evidence , he would so credit any report as to his own affairs , as to risk the greatest interests upon it ? In difficult doctrines , of a kind to give rise to a variety of opinions , the rational evidence is ...
... kind and quantum of evidence , he would so credit any report as to his own affairs , as to risk the greatest interests upon it ? In difficult doctrines , of a kind to give rise to a variety of opinions , the rational evidence is ...
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