The Works of Thomas Chalmers, Volume 1W. Collins, 1836 |
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Page 81
... least remind him of a God . The worship - bell of the church he never enters , conveys to him , if not the truth at least an imagination of the truth . In all these ways and in many more beside , there is the sense of a God upon his ...
... least remind him of a God . The worship - bell of the church he never enters , conveys to him , if not the truth at least an imagination of the truth . In all these ways and in many more beside , there is the sense of a God upon his ...
Page 91
... least the symptoms of a Di- vinity — and which , if not enough for the purpose of our seeing , are at least enough to make us respon- sible for the direction in which we are looking . The doctrines of this natural theology may not bear ...
... least the symptoms of a Di- vinity — and which , if not enough for the purpose of our seeing , are at least enough to make us respon- sible for the direction in which we are looking . The doctrines of this natural theology may not bear ...
Page 96
... least amounts to a claim on our attention . There may not in- stanter be put into our hands the materials of a valid proof , so as to challenge all at once from us a favourable verdict . But there will at least be put into our hands the ...
... least amounts to a claim on our attention . There may not in- stanter be put into our hands the materials of a valid proof , so as to challenge all at once from us a favourable verdict . But there will at least be put into our hands the ...
Contents
PRELIMINARY VIEWS | 17 |
Of the Metaphysics which have been resorted | 99 |
MR HUMES OBJECTION TO THE A POSTERIORI | 121 |
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