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... hath spoiled and slurred the glory of the Christian temple , the most august and magnificent the world hath , ( and which , indeed , only hath right to the name , ) made the religion of Christians look like an empty vanity , and appear ...
... hath spoiled and slurred the glory of the Christian temple , the most august and magnificent the world hath , ( and which , indeed , only hath right to the name , ) made the religion of Christians look like an empty vanity , and appear ...
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... hath been intimated above . That is , that if such a Being ex- ist , unto which this notion belongs , it will sufficiently ap- pear , he is such as that he can converse with men , though it doth not thence certainly follow that he will ...
... hath been intimated above . That is , that if such a Being ex- ist , unto which this notion belongs , it will sufficiently ap- pear , he is such as that he can converse with men , though it doth not thence certainly follow that he will ...
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... hath been said ; and especially from what was thought more fit to be annexed in the margin . But now since we find ... hath the power of action mand of itself ; ( for there could be no derivation of it from that which hath it not , and ...
... hath been said ; and especially from what was thought more fit to be annexed in the margin . But now since we find ... hath the power of action mand of itself ; ( for there could be no derivation of it from that which hath it not , and ...
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... hath ever been , in the whole race of mankind . That is as much as to say , that all the wisdom of mankind hath been caused without a cause . For it is the same thing , after we have acknowledged any thing to be caused , to say it was ...
... hath ever been , in the whole race of mankind . That is as much as to say , that all the wisdom of mankind hath been caused without a cause . For it is the same thing , after we have acknowledged any thing to be caused , to say it was ...
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... hath within its productive power , as hath been said before . throughout , be called sense , ) that whereas no created na- ture is capable of any other than mere mental abstraction , but exists always in concretion with some subject ...
... hath within its productive power , as hath been said before . throughout , be called sense , ) that whereas no created na- ture is capable of any other than mere mental abstraction , but exists always in concretion with some subject ...
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absolute acknowledge admit apostacy apostle appear apprehend asserted atheists behold better blessed blessedness body cause cerning Christ Christian church church of England common communion conceive concerning consider creature Deity discourse distinct Divine doth doubt earth endeavour Epicurean Epicurus essence eternal excellent existence express faith Father former fulness give glorious glory God's Godhead gospel grace hath heart heaven Holy Ghost hope hypostases impossible infinite inquirer irreligion judge judgment less live Lord matter means mind nature necessary ness never nonconformity notion ourselves pagan perfect person plain plainly pleasure possible prescience present Psal purpose reason reckon religion righteousness satisfaction satisfied Scripture sense sidered signify sincere Socinian sophism soul speak Spirit substance sufficient suppose sure temper temple thee thereto thing thou thought tion true truth understand union unto whatsoever whence wherein whereof wisdom word