Theological Institutes, Volumen1Mason, 1823 |
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... sufficient moral direction can be given , and effectual control exerted . . The notion , that by rational induction the will of God may be inferred from his acts in a sufficient degree for every purpose of moral direction , is farther ...
... sufficient moral direction can be given , and effectual control exerted . . The notion , that by rational induction the will of God may be inferred from his acts in a sufficient degree for every purpose of moral direction , is farther ...
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... sufficient proof of the truth of a revelation , there would be reason to dispute the position , under- standing by " sufficient evidence " that degree of proof which would render it highly unreasonable , perverse , and culpable , in any ...
... sufficient proof of the truth of a revelation , there would be reason to dispute the position , under- standing by " sufficient evidence " that degree of proof which would render it highly unreasonable , perverse , and culpable , in any ...
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... sufficient for illustration . These observations being made , it will be easy to assign definite limits to the rule , " that no doctrine in an admitted revelation is to be under , stood in a sense contrary to reason . " The only way in ...
... sufficient for illustration . These observations being made , it will be easy to assign definite limits to the rule , " that no doctrine in an admitted revelation is to be under , stood in a sense contrary to reason . " The only way in ...
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