The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, Volume 2Peter Buck, at the sign of the Temple, near the Inner-Temple-gate in Fleet-street, 1700 - Apologetics - 576 pages |
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... must proceed from fome Mistake , and ought to be rejected , as infignificant , p . 559. This is fhewn in Particulars , p . 561. The way of Reasoning , which is made ufe of to difprove the Truth and Authority of the Scriptures ...
... must proceed from fome Mistake , and ought to be rejected , as infignificant , p . 559. This is fhewn in Particulars , p . 561. The way of Reasoning , which is made ufe of to difprove the Truth and Authority of the Scriptures ...
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... must be taken al- together , if we would have a true Knowledge , and make a juft Eftimate of the Whole . But that which I made my more particular Care , and which , I thought , the more re- quir'd my Pains , because I had not observed ...
... must be taken al- together , if we would have a true Knowledge , and make a juft Eftimate of the Whole . But that which I made my more particular Care , and which , I thought , the more re- quir'd my Pains , because I had not observed ...
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... must not fo far mi- ftake , as to think all things Excellent which they deliver . I fhall therefore , befides what I have already obferved , make fome farther Reflections in this place both upon the Hifto ry , and and upon the ...
... must not fo far mi- ftake , as to think all things Excellent which they deliver . I fhall therefore , befides what I have already obferved , make fome farther Reflections in this place both upon the Hifto ry , and and upon the ...
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... must conclude , that what is fpoken against the Jews , is rather to their Commendation , than to their Dif grace . Tully there declares the Greeks to be of no Credit nor Efteem , but unfaithful , and of the worst Reputation , even to a ...
... must conclude , that what is fpoken against the Jews , is rather to their Commendation , than to their Dif grace . Tully there declares the Greeks to be of no Credit nor Efteem , but unfaithful , and of the worst Reputation , even to a ...
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... must be acknowledg'd that Socrates made great Improvements in the Moral and ufeful part of Philofophy : He was of an excellent Understanding ; loving and belov'd of honeft Men , and had Courage and Refolution enough to bear the Affronts ...
... must be acknowledg'd that Socrates made great Improvements in the Moral and ufeful part of Philofophy : He was of an excellent Understanding ; loving and belov'd of honeft Men , and had Courage and Refolution enough to bear the Affronts ...
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