Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... reason in the interpretation of a received revela tion , when we conduct our inquiries into its meaning , by those plain common - sense rules which are adopted by all mankind when the mean- ing of other writings is to be ascertained ...
... reason in the interpretation of a received revela tion , when we conduct our inquiries into its meaning , by those plain common - sense rules which are adopted by all mankind when the mean- ing of other writings is to be ascertained ...
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... reason , is not on that account , contrary either to the nature of things , or even to reason itself . This is sometimes lost sight of , and that which has no evidence from our reason is hastily presumed to be against it . Now rational ...
... reason , is not on that account , contrary either to the nature of things , or even to reason itself . This is sometimes lost sight of , and that which has no evidence from our reason is hastily presumed to be against it . Now rational ...
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... reason ? Is it altogether.useless ? Or are we to be precluded from using it in this most import- ant of all concerns , for our security against error ? ” Our answer is , that we do not lessen either the utility or the dignity of human ...
... reason ? Is it altogether.useless ? Or are we to be precluded from using it in this most import- ant of all concerns , for our security against error ? ” Our answer is , that we do not lessen either the utility or the dignity of human ...
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