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... received as facts , if received at all . Reason must itself be reasonable . It can not , certainly , give a reason for itself , or by an infinite regress , require that every truth should rest on some antecedent truth . If there be no ...
... received as facts , if received at all . Reason must itself be reasonable . It can not , certainly , give a reason for itself , or by an infinite regress , require that every truth should rest on some antecedent truth . If there be no ...
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... received , by which ye have avowed your obligations to the Messiah , while you have not heard that the Holy Spirit has been shed forth ? " To the same effect is their answer , " Unto John's baptism , " or into it ; the preposition here ...
... received , by which ye have avowed your obligations to the Messiah , while you have not heard that the Holy Spirit has been shed forth ? " To the same effect is their answer , " Unto John's baptism , " or into it ; the preposition here ...
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... received his word ; " they were such as " the Lord added to the Ekklesia ; " they had received the 28 A Search for the Church . 433.
... received his word ; " they were such as " the Lord added to the Ekklesia ; " they had received the 28 A Search for the Church . 433.
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History of the Apostolic Church with a General Introduction to Church History | 1 |
MODERN LYRICAL POETRY | 24 |
MENTAL PHILOSOPHY | 43 |
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