From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 59
Page 49
He observes , on the first , that • This boasted argument against miracles is liable
to the weighty objection of actually assuming the very point it proposes to prove .
We have no right , it is said , to attribute any powers to the Deity except such as ...
He observes , on the first , that • This boasted argument against miracles is liable
to the weighty objection of actually assuming the very point it proposes to prove .
We have no right , it is said , to attribute any powers to the Deity except such as ...
Page 50
It should be remarked that before the peremptory assertion of miform experience
since the creation being contrary to miracles is made , it must be proved , and that
too independent of the which is founded on it , and if the number of instances in ...
It should be remarked that before the peremptory assertion of miform experience
since the creation being contrary to miracles is made , it must be proved , and that
too independent of the which is founded on it , and if the number of instances in ...
Page 271
attempted either to prove , on new grounds , the propositions relating to parallel
lines ; or to prove what Euclid assumes as an axiom , and which , not being
sufficiently simple and self - evident , it is desirable to reject as an axiom . The
present ...
attempted either to prove , on new grounds , the propositions relating to parallel
lines ; or to prove what Euclid assumes as an axiom , and which , not being
sufficiently simple and self - evident , it is desirable to reject as an axiom . The
present ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
able appears attempt attention become Boards body British called cause character Christian circumstances common completely conduct considerable considered contains continued directed effect employed equal established evidence expression fact favour feel fortune French frequently friends give given hand head human important interesting Italy kind king language late laws learned least less letters light lived Lord manner means merit mind nature necessary never notice object observed occasion opinion original particular pass passage period persons possessed practice present principles produce prove readers reason received regard relations religion remarks respect says seems short society spirit supposed taken thing thought tion various vessels volume whole wish writer