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Page 142
... that either he builds his doctrine upon principles of reason , self - evident in
themselves ; and that he deduces all the parts of it from thence , by clear and
evident demonstration : or must show his commission from heaven , that he
comes with ...
... that either he builds his doctrine upon principles of reason , self - evident in
themselves ; and that he deduces all the parts of it from thence , by clear and
evident demonstration : or must show his commission from heaven , that he
comes with ...
Page 238
This is so evident , that the unmasker himself , who , p . 119 , of his “ Thoughts
concerning the Causes of Atheism , " thought it ridiculous to suppose , that the
vulgar should understand christianity , is here of another mind : and , p . 30 , says
of ...
This is so evident , that the unmasker himself , who , p . 119 , of his “ Thoughts
concerning the Causes of Atheism , " thought it ridiculous to suppose , that the
vulgar should understand christianity , is here of another mind : and , p . 30 , says
of ...
Page 322
But that these were not here proposed to the unbelieving jews , as the
fundamental articles , which St. Peter principally aimed at , and endeavoured to
convince them of , is evident from hence , that they are made use of , as
arguments to ...
But that these were not here proposed to the unbelieving jews , as the
fundamental articles , which St. Peter principally aimed at , and endeavoured to
convince them of , is evident from hence , that they are made use of , as
arguments to ...
Page 368
But this question is concerning himself : Whom , of all the extraordinary persons
known to the jews , or mentioned in their sacred writing , the people thought him
to be ? That this was the meaning of his question , is evident from the answer ...
But this question is concerning himself : Whom , of all the extraordinary persons
known to the jews , or mentioned in their sacred writing , the people thought him
to be ? That this was the meaning of his question , is evident from the answer ...
Page 415
That Jesus is the Messiah , to constistute and make a man a christian , or true
member of Christ , ( as it is abundantly evident they did , from the •
Reasonableness of christianity , ) if the belief of more “ articles is absolutely
necessary to make ...
That Jesus is the Messiah , to constistute and make a man a christian , or true
member of Christ , ( as it is abundantly evident they did , from the •
Reasonableness of christianity , ) if the belief of more “ articles is absolutely
necessary to make ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, in Nine Volumes... Volume the First (-ninth): VI., Volume 4 |
| Author | John Locke |
| Edition | 12 |
| Publisher | Stirling and Slade, 1824 |
| Original from | Sapienza University of Rome (Biblioteca di Filosofia) |
| Digitized | 2 May 2013 |
| Length | 436 pages |
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