Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... REVELATION . Law is the will of a superior power ; but the will of a superior visible power cannot be known without some indication by words or signs , in other terms , with . out a revelation ; and much less the will of an invisible ...
... REVELATION . Law is the will of a superior power ; but the will of a superior visible power cannot be known without some indication by words or signs , in other terms , with . out a revelation ; and much less the will of an invisible ...
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... revelation we have supposed to be necessary must contain , yet , when aided by this revela . tion , it is raised into so perfect a condition , that what appears incongru- ous to it ought to be concluded contrary to the revelation itself ...
... revelation we have supposed to be necessary must contain , yet , when aided by this revela . tion , it is raised into so perfect a condition , that what appears incongru- ous to it ought to be concluded contrary to the revelation itself ...
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... revelation has been made , there can be no mystery in it , for that is a contradiction ; and that if mysteries , that is , things incomprehensible , are held to be a part of it , this is fatal to its claims as a revelation . The sophism ...
... revelation has been made , there can be no mystery in it , for that is a contradiction ; and that if mysteries , that is , things incomprehensible , are held to be a part of it , this is fatal to its claims as a revelation . The sophism ...
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