Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... truth of the doctrine is no proof at all that God has revealed it . In the external testimony alone that proof is found : the degree of rational evidence we have of the truth and excellency of the doctrine may be a farther commendation ...
... truth of the doctrine is no proof at all that God has revealed it . In the external testimony alone that proof is found : the degree of rational evidence we have of the truth and excellency of the doctrine may be a farther commendation ...
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... truth , even that which to us is most abstruse and mysterious , is capable of rational demonstration , though not to the rea- son of man , in the present state , and in some cases probably to no reason below that of the Divine nature .
... truth , even that which to us is most abstruse and mysterious , is capable of rational demonstration , though not to the rea- son of man , in the present state , and in some cases probably to no reason below that of the Divine nature .
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... truth and mercy in men ; but in the considera- tion that he ' is justice itself , truth itself , and goodness itself . The hypo- thesis is therefore contradicted by the Scripture ; and though it has been assumed in favour of a great truth ...
... truth and mercy in men ; but in the considera- tion that he ' is justice itself , truth itself , and goodness itself . The hypo- thesis is therefore contradicted by the Scripture ; and though it has been assumed in favour of a great truth ...
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