Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... suppose ( what no man can pretend is more impossible , and what any man must confess is less considerable , than what our eyes daily see , ) that in some part of the air near this earth , and within such limits as that the whole scene ...
... suppose ( what no man can pretend is more impossible , and what any man must confess is less considerable , than what our eyes daily see , ) that in some part of the air near this earth , and within such limits as that the whole scene ...
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... suppose no independent being , implies that there are no dependent beings , the contrary of which we know to be true ... suppose a being to begin to exist , or to lose its existence , is to suppose a change from non - entity to entity ...
... suppose no independent being , implies that there are no dependent beings , the contrary of which we know to be true ... suppose a being to begin to exist , or to lose its existence , is to suppose a change from non - entity to entity ...
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... suppose that events , which are called contingent , cannot be certainly foreknown , must likewise suppose that when there is not a chain of necessary causes , there can be no certainty of any future events ; but this is a mistake , for ...
... suppose that events , which are called contingent , cannot be certainly foreknown , must likewise suppose that when there is not a chain of necessary causes , there can be no certainty of any future events ; but this is a mistake , for ...
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