An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... doctrine of occasional causes , that there are general laws , which subject a great number of effects to the desires of such and such intelligences , as there are general laws , which subject to the desires of men the motion of certain ...
... doctrine of occasional causes , that there are general laws , which subject a great number of effects to the desires of such and such intelligences , as there are general laws , which subject to the desires of men the motion of certain ...
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... doctrine of the scripture , and to that of the ancient fathers . The Pagans acknow- ledged several inferior gods , who presided over par- ticular things , and they pretended also , that each man had a genius that governed him . The ...
... doctrine of the scripture , and to that of the ancient fathers . The Pagans acknow- ledged several inferior gods , who presided over par- ticular things , and they pretended also , that each man had a genius that governed him . The ...
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... doctrine of occasional causes , that there are general laws , which subject a great number of effects to the desires of such and such intelligences , as there are general laws , which subject to the desires of men the motion of certain ...
... doctrine of occasional causes , that there are general laws , which subject a great number of effects to the desires of such and such intelligences , as there are general laws , which subject to the desires of men the motion of certain ...
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... doctrine of the scripture , and to that of the ancient fathers . The Pagans acknow- ledged several inferior gods , who presided over par- ticular things , and they pretended also , that each man had a genius that governed him . The ...
... doctrine of the scripture , and to that of the ancient fathers . The Pagans acknow- ledged several inferior gods , who presided over par- ticular things , and they pretended also , that each man had a genius that governed him . The ...
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... doctrine , but which , I think , cannot be charged upon him ; for one of his first principles was , that God being happy and immortal , hurts nobody nor con- cerns himself in any thing . The first thing he pro- posed as a subject of ...
... doctrine , but which , I think , cannot be charged upon him ; for one of his first principles was , that God being happy and immortal , hurts nobody nor con- cerns himself in any thing . The first thing he pro- posed as a subject of ...
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