An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... necessary to consider the facts in their true situation . If the Catholics had not laid violent hands on the Protestants till after they had seen them overturn temples , altars , images , and crosses , & c . their cruelties would not ...
... necessary to consider the facts in their true situation . If the Catholics had not laid violent hands on the Protestants till after they had seen them overturn temples , altars , images , and crosses , & c . their cruelties would not ...
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... necessary and uncre- ated existence ; for every one of them ascribed the same nature to the principles they admitted . Now I say , this impiety being once supposed , to wit , that God is not the creator of matter , it is less absurd to ...
... necessary and uncre- ated existence ; for every one of them ascribed the same nature to the principles they admitted . Now I say , this impiety being once supposed , to wit , that God is not the creator of matter , it is less absurd to ...
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... necessary to move others . This appears in the working of a ship , and in all machines : wherefore the divine nature , unless it were material , could with no more ease give a new determination to a motion already existing , than ...
... necessary to move others . This appears in the working of a ship , and in all machines : wherefore the divine nature , unless it were material , could with no more ease give a new determination to a motion already existing , than ...
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... condition of matter infinitely more unhappy than that eternal , necessary , and independent state in which it had been before the generation of the world . All was insensible in that state : grief , pain , crime , all EPICURUS . 39.
... condition of matter infinitely more unhappy than that eternal , necessary , and independent state in which it had been before the generation of the world . All was insensible in that state : grief , pain , crime , all EPICURUS . 39.
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... necessary existence may belong to a substance which is besides full of defects and imperfections ; and this destroys a most evident notion , to wit , that what is eternally and independently self - existent , ought to be infinitely ...
... necessary existence may belong to a substance which is besides full of defects and imperfections ; and this destroys a most evident notion , to wit , that what is eternally and independently self - existent , ought to be infinitely ...
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