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... causes of error : ' It was vanity in philosophers which caused so many different sects and systems . ' I believe it , and Montaigne was of the same opinion . Immersed in an ocean of disorders , glorying in appearance , in an utter ex ...
... causes of error : ' It was vanity in philosophers which caused so many different sects and systems . ' I believe it , and Montaigne was of the same opinion . Immersed in an ocean of disorders , glorying in appearance , in an utter ex ...
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... cause of those dreadful evils be the injustice of God or the original sin of man ? The evidence of those miseries forced the pagan philoso- phers to say , that we were born only to suffer the punish- ments we had deserved for crimes ...
... cause of those dreadful evils be the injustice of God or the original sin of man ? The evidence of those miseries forced the pagan philoso- phers to say , that we were born only to suffer the punish- ments we had deserved for crimes ...
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... cause by an artful transposition . " I see no advantage you can derive from so severe and in- jurious an intimation . Whether we say , ' God was the Word , ' or ' the Word was God , ' the sense is the same : for , in all languages , it ...
... cause by an artful transposition . " I see no advantage you can derive from so severe and in- jurious an intimation . Whether we say , ' God was the Word , ' or ' the Word was God , ' the sense is the same : for , in all languages , it ...
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... 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 prior to the former , and another prior to that ...
... 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 prior to the former , and another prior to that ...
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... cause ; purgatory then , and the Council of Flo- rence , I leave to iny unsociable fellow soldier , who would fain try my skill at fencing , in inducing me to skirmish with him , about one of the branches of religion , whilst the axe of ...
... cause ; purgatory then , and the Council of Flo- rence , I leave to iny unsociable fellow soldier , who would fain try my skill at fencing , in inducing me to skirmish with him , about one of the branches of religion , whilst the axe of ...
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Miscellaneous Tracts: By the Rev. Arthur O'Leary. Containing, I. A Defence ... Arthur O'Leary No preview available - 1782 |
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