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... error on the ruins of truth . You seem to acknowledge it , in your en- quiries into the 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 ...
... error on the ruins of truth . You seem to acknowledge it , in your en- quiries into the 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 ...
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... error , weakened by pain , inflamed by lust , cast down by sorrow , elated with pride : -and ask themselves , whether the cause of those dreadful evils be the injustice of God or the original sin of man ? The evidence of those miseries ...
... error , weakened by pain , inflamed by lust , cast down by sorrow , elated with pride : -and ask themselves , whether the cause of those dreadful evils be the injustice of God or the original sin of man ? The evidence of those miseries ...
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... errors it is easy to perceive the weakness of reason , and the necessity of revealed religion . Your philosophers whom our modern free - thinkers are ever extolling , with a view to degrade the Christian religion and its ministers ...
... errors it is easy to perceive the weakness of reason , and the necessity of revealed religion . Your philosophers whom our modern free - thinkers are ever extolling , with a view to degrade the Christian religion and its ministers ...
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... error , in the breasts of the greatest men . It is no more than a bare capacity to be instructed ; an en- gine ... errors of the mind . Solomon became dissolute and voluptuous before he fell into idolatry . We ever and always lose our ...
... error , in the breasts of the greatest men . It is no more than a bare capacity to be instructed ; an en- gine ... errors of the mind . Solomon became dissolute and voluptuous before he fell into idolatry . We ever and always lose our ...
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... error . If then my reason discovers , that the mo- tives of credibility are sufficient to induce me to believe , that God has proposed such and such a doctrine ; the same reason immediately whispers , believe your God , for he can do ...
... error . If then my reason discovers , that the mo- tives of credibility are sufficient to induce me to believe , that God has proposed such and such a doctrine ; the same reason immediately whispers , believe your God , for he can do ...
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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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