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... cause of our miferies : but still fome glimmering of reafon did not permit them to confider thofe calamities as the natural state of man . But religion reforms the error , and points out , that this heavy yoke , which the fons of Adam ...
... cause of our miferies : but still fome glimmering of reafon did not permit them to confider thofe calamities as the natural state of man . But religion reforms the error , and points out , that this heavy yoke , which the fons of Adam ...
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... cause by an artful tranf- pofition I fee no advantage you can derive from fo fevere and injurious an intimation . Whether we fay , " God was the Word , " or " the Word ( 6 was God , " the fenfe is the fame : for , in all languages , it ...
... cause by an artful tranf- pofition I fee no advantage you can derive from fo fevere and injurious an intimation . Whether we fay , " God was the Word , " or " the Word ( 6 was God , " the fenfe is the fame : for , in all languages , it ...
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... it is neceffary that they fhould have been put into these different ftates , by the impulse of fome foreign mover . If this mover , which is the cause of motion If DIVINITY OF CHRIST . 53 conflicts, a part of ourselves ftill remains the ...
... it is neceffary that they fhould have been put into these different ftates , by the impulse of fome foreign mover . If this mover , which is the cause of motion If DIVINITY OF CHRIST . 53 conflicts, a part of ourselves ftill remains the ...
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Arthur O'Leary. If this mover , which is the cause of motion , be matter , it must be moved or acted on itself : for otherwise it could not produce a change of motion in other contiguous parts of matter . There must still be a mover ...
Arthur O'Leary. If this mover , which is the cause of motion , be matter , it must be moved or acted on itself : for otherwise it could not produce a change of motion in other contiguous parts of matter . There must still be a mover ...
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Arthur O'Leary. DIVINITY OF CHRIST . 55 the fame cause which produces a pain in the head , back , or ftomach . Further : Under the difpenfation of a juft and powerful God , crimes must be punished , and virtue rewarded . What notion can ...
Arthur O'Leary. DIVINITY OF CHRIST . 55 the fame cause which produces a pain in the head , back , or ftomach . Further : Under the difpenfation of a juft and powerful God , crimes must be punished , and virtue rewarded . What notion can ...
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