“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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Page viii
... means the doctrine revealed by God ; and then the meaning of the pofition must be ,. That what God fays is poffible to be falfe ; which is fo abfurd a pofition , as can hardly enter into any man's mind ; and yet Mr S. hath the modefty ...
... means the doctrine revealed by God ; and then the meaning of the pofition must be ,. That what God fays is poffible to be falfe ; which is fo abfurd a pofition , as can hardly enter into any man's mind ; and yet Mr S. hath the modefty ...
Page ix
... means and motives of faith ; and then the plain ftate of the controverfy between us is this , Whether it be neceffary to a Christian belief , to be infallibly fecured of the means whereby the Christian doctrine is conveyed to us , and ...
... means and motives of faith ; and then the plain ftate of the controverfy between us is this , Whether it be neceffary to a Christian belief , to be infallibly fecured of the means whereby the Christian doctrine is conveyed to us , and ...
Page x
... means by a motive of its own nature feeming impoffible to be falfe , I cannot divine ; unless he means a real feeming impoffibility . But be that as it will , does Mr S. in good earnest be- lieve , that a motive of its own nature ...
... means by a motive of its own nature feeming impoffible to be falfe , I cannot divine ; unless he means a real feeming impoffibility . But be that as it will , does Mr S. in good earnest be- lieve , that a motive of its own nature ...
Page xi
... means where . by the Christian doctrine is conveyed to us ; particular ly of the antiquity and authority of the books of fcrip- ture , and that the expreffions in it cannot poffibly bear any other fenfe . And these are the very things I ...
... means where . by the Christian doctrine is conveyed to us ; particular ly of the antiquity and authority of the books of fcrip- ture , and that the expreffions in it cannot poffibly bear any other fenfe . And these are the very things I ...
Page xii
... mean in an ordi- nary way , and without miracle and particular revela tion ; because the nature of the thing is incapable of it . The utmost fecurity we have of the antiquity of any book , is human teftimony ; and all human teftimony is ...
... mean in an ordi- nary way , and without miracle and particular revela tion ; because the nature of the thing is incapable of it . The utmost fecurity we have of the antiquity of any book , is human teftimony ; and all human teftimony is ...
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