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... cause , from which no storms of adverfity or perfecution could make them fwerve . Let us confider it as a duty of the first rank with respect to moral obligation , to tranfmit to our posterity , and to provide , as far as we can , for ...
... cause , from which no storms of adverfity or perfecution could make them fwerve . Let us confider it as a duty of the first rank with respect to moral obligation , to tranfmit to our posterity , and to provide , as far as we can , for ...
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... causes , has likewife concurred . In many of our focieties , the bufinefs of catechifing has , likewise , been laid afide , nor has any thing been substituted in its place , as better a- dapted to communicate religious know- ledge ; fo ...
... causes , has likewife concurred . In many of our focieties , the bufinefs of catechifing has , likewise , been laid afide , nor has any thing been substituted in its place , as better a- dapted to communicate religious know- ledge ; fo ...
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... and the caufe of every thing else . 5 SEC . II . Of those attributes of the deity which are deduced from the confideration of his being the original cause of all things . 15 SEC . III . SEC . III . Of thofe attributes of the divine.
... and the caufe of every thing else . 5 SEC . II . Of those attributes of the deity which are deduced from the confideration of his being the original cause of all things . 15 SEC . III . SEC . III . Of thofe attributes of the divine.
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... cause of its own existence , or of the existence of other things . Though , in one fenfe , fome things are the causes of others , yet they are only so in part ; and when we give fufficient atten- tion to their nature , we shall fee ...
... cause of its own existence , or of the existence of other things . Though , in one fenfe , fome things are the causes of others , yet they are only so in part ; and when we give fufficient atten- tion to their nature , we shall fee ...
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... cause . Thus we fay that a proper foil , together with the influences of the fun and the rain , are the causes of the growth of plants ; but , in fact , all that we mean , and all that , in ftrictness , we ought to fay , is , that ac ...
... cause . Thus we fay that a proper foil , together with the influences of the fun and the rain , are the causes of the growth of plants ; but , in fact , all that we mean , and all that , in ftrictness , we ought to fay , is , that ac ...
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