Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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Richard Watson. many things are necessary in the nature of things , which either are unknown to us , or only known doubtfully . Many persons doubt even the existence of God , which in the highest sense is necessary , so far are they from ...
Richard Watson. many things are necessary in the nature of things , which either are unknown to us , or only known doubtfully . Many persons doubt even the existence of God , which in the highest sense is necessary , so far are they from ...
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... things past it must be said that we once knew them ; or of things to come , that we shall know them hereafter ; whereas God , with one view , comprehends all things past and future , as though they were present . " If God's knowledge ...
... things past it must be said that we once knew them ; or of things to come , that we shall know them hereafter ; whereas God , with one view , comprehends all things past and future , as though they were present . " If God's knowledge ...
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... things themselves , namely , celestial and terrestrial substances , but merely states of things , namely , thrones , dominions , & c , which are only ranks and orders of beings in the rational and moral world . " Was it , then ...
... things themselves , namely , celestial and terrestrial substances , but merely states of things , namely , thrones , dominions , & c , which are only ranks and orders of beings in the rational and moral world . " Was it , then ...
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