Theological Institutes, Volumen1W. Waugh and T. Mason, 1834 |
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... things we have offended more deeply than we suspect , whether wilfully or from an evitable ignorance ; or that , from some common accident which has befallen our nature , we have lost the power of entire obedience without the use of new ...
... things we have offended more deeply than we suspect , whether wilfully or from an evitable ignorance ; or that , from some common accident which has befallen our nature , we have lost the power of entire obedience without the use of new ...
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... things ; one , that by which all things are made , which is God : the other , that from which all things are made , which is matter . Dr. Cudworth has in vain attempted to clear Plato of this charge . The learned Dr. Thomas Burnet , who ...
... things ; one , that by which all things are made , which is God : the other , that from which all things are made , which is matter . Dr. Cudworth has in vain attempted to clear Plato of this charge . The learned Dr. Thomas Burnet , who ...
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... thing beyond a likely conjecture concern- ing these things . " Cicero , referring to the same subject , says , " Latent ista om- nia crassis occulta et circumfusa tenebris , all these things are involved in deep obscurity . " The ...
... thing beyond a likely conjecture concern- ing these things . " Cicero , referring to the same subject , says , " Latent ista om- nia crassis occulta et circumfusa tenebris , all these things are involved in deep obscurity . " The ...
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... things happen to good men , quia non potest Artifex mutare materiam , because God the Artificer could not change matter ; and that a magno Artifice multa formantur prava , many things were made ill by the great Artificer ; not that he ...
... things happen to good men , quia non potest Artifex mutare materiam , because God the Artificer could not change matter ; and that a magno Artifice multa formantur prava , many things were made ill by the great Artificer ; not that he ...
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... things fixed and certain , and thus excludes government ; the Polytheist gives up the government of the world to innumerable opposing and contrary wills , and thus makes every thing uncertain . If the favour of one deity be propitiated ...
... things fixed and certain , and thus excludes government ; the Polytheist gives up the government of the world to innumerable opposing and contrary wills , and thus makes every thing uncertain . If the favour of one deity be propitiated ...
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