“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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Page vii
... pretends to be or that it was " written by him whofe name it bears ; or that this is " the fenfe of fuch and fuch paffages in it . It is pof- fible all this may . be otherwife but we are very well ! b.2 . V affured.i " " 66 " affured ...
... pretends to be or that it was " written by him whofe name it bears ; or that this is " the fenfe of fuch and fuch paffages in it . It is pof- fible all this may . be otherwife but we are very well ! b.2 . V affured.i " " 66 " affured ...
Page ix
... pretend to have any adversary , and do not fight only with his own fhadow ) ; this , I confefs , is a very comfortable affertion , but I am much afraid it is not true ? Or elfe , laftly , by faith he understands the means and motives of ...
... pretend to have any adversary , and do not fight only with his own fhadow ) ; this , I confefs , is a very comfortable affertion , but I am much afraid it is not true ? Or elfe , laftly , by faith he understands the means and motives of ...
Page xiv
... pretend to infallibility upon any other account , as every one knows that hath been converfant in the wri- tings of their learned men . And Mr Creffy , in his an- fwer to Dr Pierce , p . 88. 89. hath not the face to con- tend for any ...
... pretend to infallibility upon any other account , as every one knows that hath been converfant in the wri- tings of their learned men . And Mr Creffy , in his an- fwer to Dr Pierce , p . 88. 89. hath not the face to con- tend for any ...
Page xv
... pretended to ground this calumny . But the world understands well enough , that all this was but a fhift of Mr S.'s , for the fatisfaction of his own party , and a pitiful art to avoid the vindication of Sure footing , a task he had no ...
... pretended to ground this calumny . But the world understands well enough , that all this was but a fhift of Mr S.'s , for the fatisfaction of his own party , and a pitiful art to avoid the vindication of Sure footing , a task he had no ...
Page xix
... 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 infallibility of oral tradition . Mr S. furely cannot be ignorant ...
... 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 infallibility of oral tradition . Mr S. furely cannot be ignorant ...
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