Theological Institutes: Or, A View of the Evidences, Doctrines, Morals, and Institutions of Christianity, Volumen1Carlton & Porter, 1850 |
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... Deity , hence the Deity cannot be material . ( 2. ) Nor is intelligence the result of material organization , for 1. Vegetables are unintelligent . 2. Were intellect constantly conjoined with animal organization , we could deny the ...
... Deity , hence the Deity cannot be material . ( 2. ) Nor is intelligence the result of material organization , for 1. Vegetables are unintelligent . 2. Were intellect constantly conjoined with animal organization , we could deny the ...
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... Deity contains applications of the argument from design , too important to be overlooked . The same course of reasoning may be traced in many other writers , but by none has it been expressed with so much clearness and felicity ...
... Deity contains applications of the argument from design , too important to be overlooked . The same course of reasoning may be traced in many other writers , but by none has it been expressed with so much clearness and felicity ...
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... deity . To us , however , who know how to account for this fact from the relation in which man stands to the moral government of an offended Deity , and the connection of this present state with another ; and that it is to man a state ...
... deity . To us , however , who know how to account for this fact from the relation in which man stands to the moral government of an offended Deity , and the connection of this present state with another ; and that it is to man a state ...
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