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... reason and this boasted law of nature , which formed an Aristides , a Socrates , a Cato , whom you applaud for ... reasons best known to themselves : and doubtless , the priest , who came to the Roman lady , with a message from Apollo ...
... reason and this boasted law of nature , which formed an Aristides , a Socrates , a Cato , whom you applaud for ... reasons best known to themselves : and doubtless , the priest , who came to the Roman lady , with a message from Apollo ...
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... reason their only oracle , and painting religion as priest - craft ? Some doubted of their own existence , and con- sequently of the existence of a God . Some figured to them- selves an indolent God , who never concerned himself in the ...
... reason their only oracle , and painting religion as priest - craft ? Some doubted of their own existence , and con- sequently of the existence of a God . Some figured to them- selves an indolent God , who never concerned himself in the ...
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... 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 , never escaped the general contagion.- Your Cato ...
... 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 , never escaped the general contagion.- Your Cato ...
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... reason , or has he any thing to dread for not believing mysteries he cannot comprehend ? Make full use of your reason , not with a design to fall into scepticism , but with a sincere desire to come at the knowledge of the truth . Reason ...
... reason , or has he any thing to dread for not believing mysteries he cannot comprehend ? Make full use of your reason , not with a design to fall into scepticism , but with a sincere desire to come at the knowledge of the truth . Reason ...
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... 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 more than you can ...
... 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 more than you can ...
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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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