The Works of William Paley: With a Life, Volume 2F. C. and J. Rivington, 1821 |
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Page 54
... readers ; has no tendency whatever to assist either the investigation or the impression of truth : on the contrary , whilst it stays not to distinguish between the authority of different religions , it destroys alike the influence of ...
... readers ; has no tendency whatever to assist either the investigation or the impression of truth : on the contrary , whilst it stays not to distinguish between the authority of different religions , it destroys alike the influence of ...
Page 129
... reader is at liberty to suppose these writings to have been lately discovered in the library of the Escurial , and to come to our hands destitute of any extrinsic or collateral evidence whatever ; and the argument I am about to offer is ...
... reader is at liberty to suppose these writings to have been lately discovered in the library of the Escurial , and to come to our hands destitute of any extrinsic or collateral evidence whatever ; and the argument I am about to offer is ...
Page 133
... the ground- work of every other observation . The reader then will please to remember this word undesignedness , as denoting that upon which the construction and validity of our argument chiefly depend . HORE PAULINE . 133.
... the ground- work of every other observation . The reader then will please to remember this word undesignedness , as denoting that upon which the construction and validity of our argument chiefly depend . HORE PAULINE . 133.
Page 134
... reader's persuasion should arise from the instances them- selves , and the separate remarks with which they may be accompanied , than from any previous formulary or description of argument . In a great plurality of examples , I trust he ...
... reader's persuasion should arise from the instances them- selves , and the separate remarks with which they may be accompanied , than from any previous formulary or description of argument . In a great plurality of examples , I trust he ...
Page 138
... reader may thereby be reminded that the instances are independent of one another . I have advanced nothing which I did not think probable ; but the degree of proba- bility by which different instances are supported , is undoubtedly 138 ...
... reader may thereby be reminded that the instances are independent of one another . I have advanced nothing which I did not think probable ; but the degree of proba- bility by which different instances are supported , is undoubtedly 138 ...
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