“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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... that there is an old tefty gentleman lives . there , who would take it very ill that any one befides him.elf fhould pretend to be infallible .. " 4. That 4. That Mr S. by his principles does plainly exclude XX The PREFACE .
... that there is an old tefty gentleman lives . there , who would take it very ill that any one befides him.elf fhould pretend to be infallible .. " 4. That 4. That Mr S. by his principles does plainly exclude XX The PREFACE .
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... pretend to infallible cures . I have now done with his infallibility . But I muft : not forget his Letter of thanks . I fhall wholly pass by : the paffion and ill language of it , which a man may plainly fee to have proceeded from a ...
... pretend to infallible cures . I have now done with his infallibility . But I muft : not forget his Letter of thanks . I fhall wholly pass by : the paffion and ill language of it , which a man may plainly fee to have proceeded from a ...
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... pretends to know that which no man can know . 5. Atheism contradicts itself . I. Because it gives no tolerable account of the exist- ence of the world . One of the greatest difficulties that lies in the Atheist's way is , upon his own ...
... pretends to know that which no man can know . 5. Atheism contradicts itself . I. Because it gives no tolerable account of the exist- ence of the world . One of the greatest difficulties that lies in the Atheist's way is , upon his own ...
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... pretended by fome to be fo vaftly different from that of the fcrip- tures ,, may for all that be , near the matter , eafily re- B 2 conciled conciled with it * ; if we do but admit Ser . 1 . 15 The wisdom of being religious .
... pretended by fome to be fo vaftly different from that of the fcrip- tures ,, may for all that be , near the matter , eafily re- B 2 conciled conciled with it * ; if we do but admit Ser . 1 . 15 The wisdom of being religious .
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... pretended on the other fide . The utmost that Ariftotle pretends to prove is , that the world proceeded from God by the way of a natural and neceffary effect , as light does from the fun which , if it be true , as there is no tolerable ...
... pretended on the other fide . The utmost that Ariftotle pretends to prove is , that the world proceeded from God by the way of a natural and neceffary effect , as light does from the fun which , if it be true , as there is no tolerable ...
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