Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... prove his power , and their arrangement , and wise and evidently intentional dispo- . sition , prove also his intelligence . In the proposition that the self - existent and original cause of all things must be an intelligent Being , Dr ...
... prove his power , and their arrangement , and wise and evidently intentional dispo- . sition , prove also his intelligence . In the proposition that the self - existent and original cause of all things must be an intelligent Being , Dr ...
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... prove every thing which we wish to prove . Among other things it proves the personality of the Deity , as distinguished from what is sometimes called nature , sometimes called a principle ; which terms , in the mouths of those who use ...
... prove every thing which we wish to prove . Among other things it proves the personality of the Deity , as distinguished from what is sometimes called nature , sometimes called a principle ; which terms , in the mouths of those who use ...
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... prove the unity of God several arguments à priori have been made use of ; to which mode of proof , provided the argument itself be logical , no objection lies . For though it appears absurd to attempt to prove a priori the existence of ...
... prove the unity of God several arguments à priori have been made use of ; to which mode of proof , provided the argument itself be logical , no objection lies . For though it appears absurd to attempt to prove a priori the existence of ...
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