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... Being Jesus Christ ; it is not by a new ethics that we came to acknowledge the services which we owe , or the reverence and grati . tude which of right belong to Him . tin 01 a tion Tally acte * It is thus 38 ETHICS OF THEOLOGY .
... Being Jesus Christ ; it is not by a new ethics that we came to acknowledge the services which we owe , or the reverence and grati . tude which of right belong to Him . tin 01 a tion Tally acte * It is thus 38 ETHICS OF THEOLOGY .
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tion have been made to meet together so as to be productive of some desirable result . The world is full of such collocations — and the strong circumstance is , that there is nothing in the yet ascertained laws of matter that could have ...
tion have been made to meet together so as to be productive of some desirable result . The world is full of such collocations — and the strong circumstance is , that there is nothing in the yet ascertained laws of matter that could have ...
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The voice of authority within , bidding us to virtue ; and the immediate delights attendant on obedience , certainly , speak strongly for the moral character of that administra . a a we tion under which we are placed .
The voice of authority within , bidding us to virtue ; and the immediate delights attendant on obedience , certainly , speak strongly for the moral character of that administra . a a we tion under which we are placed .
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Contents
PRELIMINARY VIEWS | 17 |
Of the Metaphysics which have been resorted | 99 |
on the side of Theism | 121 |
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