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... common sense , if I believe that man is now the same that he was in coming from his Maker's hands . The opposition between our passions and reason is too pal- pable , to believe that we were created in such an excess of contradictions ...
... common sense , if I believe that man is now the same that he was in coming from his Maker's hands . The opposition between our passions and reason is too pal- pable , to believe that we were created in such an excess of contradictions ...
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... Common sense often supplies the room of metaphysical demonstrations . And common sense will inform you , that Jesus Christ is either the greatest impostor that ever ap- peared , or that he is literally what he declared himself to be ...
... Common sense often supplies the room of metaphysical demonstrations . And common sense will inform you , that Jesus Christ is either the greatest impostor that ever ap- peared , or that he is literally what he declared himself to be ...
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... common antagonist of the Christian religion , turns his arms against one of his own allies and confederates , is mistaken when he assigns the council of Florence as the first æra of Purgatory . He is , in like manner , mistaken in ...
... common antagonist of the Christian religion , turns his arms against one of his own allies and confederates , is mistaken when he assigns the council of Florence as the first æra of Purgatory . He is , in like manner , mistaken in ...
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... common 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 ...
... common 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 ...
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... common to all : remote isles , and foreign nations figured to themselves shades and climes , through which the roving spirit was to travel , after its separation from the body . Hence the custom of killing wives and of * Helvetius ...
... common to all : remote isles , and foreign nations figured to themselves shades and climes , through which the roving spirit was to travel , after its separation from the body . Hence the custom of killing wives and of * Helvetius ...
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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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