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... Scriptures and the Church , but rather the Scriptures and man's reason . The detail of Locke's own position with regard to religious knowledge and the ' rule of faith ' will be looked at later , in section 15 . In the sixteenth and ...
... Scriptures and the Church , but rather the Scriptures and man's reason . The detail of Locke's own position with regard to religious knowledge and the ' rule of faith ' will be looked at later , in section 15 . In the sixteenth and ...
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... Scriptures as against the authority of the Church . 3 Burthogge 38 ; see also Boyle 4.445 and Edward Reynolds , Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soule of Man ( 1640 ) , pp . 455-6 . 4 Lowde 52. The words ' defendent ' and ...
... Scriptures as against the authority of the Church . 3 Burthogge 38 ; see also Boyle 4.445 and Edward Reynolds , Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soule of Man ( 1640 ) , pp . 455-6 . 4 Lowde 52. The words ' defendent ' and ...
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... Scriptures . We have seen that Locke held that so long as this was not inconsistent with reason it could be accepted . But towards the end of the century and into the next there began to emerge the deistic ideal that not merely the ...
... Scriptures . We have seen that Locke held that so long as this was not inconsistent with reason it could be accepted . But towards the end of the century and into the next there began to emerge the deistic ideal that not merely the ...
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Chapter 2 | 53 |
Chapter 4 | 149 |
Bibliography of Books and Articles referred to more than once | 190 |
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