“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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Page iv
... never to leave following on his blow , till he had either brought Dr Still and me to lay " principles that would bear the telt , or it was made " evident to all the world that we had none , " I began , as as I had reafon , to be in a ...
... never to leave following on his blow , till he had either brought Dr Still and me to lay " principles that would bear the telt , or it was made " evident to all the world that we had none , " I began , as as I had reafon , to be in a ...
Page xii
... never heard of a weak and strong infallibility . Infallibility is the highest perfection of the knowing faculty , and confequently the firmeft degree of affent , upon the firmeft grounds , and which are known to be fo . But will Mr S ...
... never heard of a weak and strong infallibility . Infallibility is the highest perfection of the knowing faculty , and confequently the firmeft degree of affent , upon the firmeft grounds , and which are known to be fo . But will Mr S ...
Page xv
... never was any thing in the whole world more abfurd and ridiculous ; and whence may we expect to have the infallible traditional fenfe of feripture , if not from the heads and reprefentatives of their church ? This may abundantly fuffice ...
... never was any thing in the whole world more abfurd and ridiculous ; and whence may we expect to have the infallible traditional fenfe of feripture , if not from the heads and reprefentatives of their church ? This may abundantly fuffice ...
Page xviii
... never fo profaned by any man before . Might not any one write a book of fuch jargon , and call it demonftration ? And would it not equally serve to prove or confute ? If he intended this stuff for the fatisfaction of the people , he ...
... never fo profaned by any man before . Might not any one write a book of fuch jargon , and call it demonftration ? And would it not equally serve to prove or confute ? If he intended this stuff for the fatisfaction of the people , he ...
Page xix
... never arrogated to herfelf any other infallibility but what fhe pretends to be founded upon Chrift's promise to fecure his church always from error by a fupernatural ' affiftance ; which is widely different from Mr S.'s ' rational ...
... never arrogated to herfelf any other infallibility but what fhe pretends to be founded upon Chrift's promise to fecure his church always from error by a fupernatural ' affiftance ; which is widely different from Mr S.'s ' rational ...
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