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Page 21
... use the words of Lucretius , " ne'er fmiles at good , ne'er frowns 61 at wicked deeds . " Some confidered the Su- preme Being as the flave of deftiny . Others as incorporate with the universe , and a part of a world which is the work of ...
... use the words of Lucretius , " ne'er fmiles at good , ne'er frowns 61 at wicked deeds . " Some confidered the Su- preme Being as the flave of deftiny . Others as incorporate with the universe , and a part of a world which is the work of ...
Page 24
... use of his rea- fon , or has he any thing to dread for not believ- ing myfteries he cannot comprehend ? Make full ufe of your reason , not with a design to fall into fcepticism , but with a fincere defire to come at the knowledge of the ...
... use of his rea- fon , or has he any thing to dread for not believ- ing myfteries he cannot comprehend ? Make full ufe of your reason , not with a design to fall into fcepticism , but with a fincere defire to come at the knowledge of the ...
Page 57
... use a feint , in order to draw off the attention of his antoganists , and induce them by this ftratagem to divide their forces . He has partly fucceeded ; for one of the gentlemen who has entered the lifts against the Doctor , and has ...
... use a feint , in order to draw off the attention of his antoganists , and induce them by this ftratagem to divide their forces . He has partly fucceeded ; for one of the gentlemen who has entered the lifts against the Doctor , and has ...
Page 65
... use of reason : thirdly , he has recourse to the infinite power of God , who can add thought to matter ; and fummons to his affiftance , the brute creation , to which he attributes a foul of the fame identical nature with the foul of ...
... use of reason : thirdly , he has recourse to the infinite power of God , who can add thought to matter ; and fummons to his affiftance , the brute creation , to which he attributes a foul of the fame identical nature with the foul of ...
Page 79
... use of man , would become his deftruction . By dint of blows and other means , we can train up a horse to point out the hour on a dial ; a bear to dance ; a monkey to fupply the place of a poftillion ; a dog to move a minuet . Several ...
... use of man , would become his deftruction . By dint of blows and other means , we can train up a horse to point out the hour on a dial ; a bear to dance ; a monkey to fupply the place of a poftillion ; a dog to move a minuet . Several ...
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