An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... principle , - none but God , said they , know things to come , that is , such as are called contingent : but dreams are generally supposed to foretel contingent futurities ; God therefore must be the author of those dreams , and then he ...
... principle , - none but God , said they , know things to come , that is , such as are called contingent : but dreams are generally supposed to foretel contingent futurities ; God therefore must be the author of those dreams , and then he ...
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... principles , as the occasional cause of certain effects . But whence comes it , may some ask , that these invi- sible genii do not make use of a fitter time ? Why do they not advertise men of things future , while they are awake ? Why ...
... principles , as the occasional cause of certain effects . But whence comes it , may some ask , that these invi- sible genii do not make use of a fitter time ? Why do they not advertise men of things future , while they are awake ? Why ...
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... principle , - none but God , said they , know things to come , that is , such as are called contingent : but dreams are generally supposed to foretel contingent futurities ; God therefore must be the author of those dreams , and then he ...
... principle , - none but God , said they , know things to come , that is , such as are called contingent : but dreams are generally supposed to foretel contingent futurities ; God therefore must be the author of those dreams , and then he ...
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... principles , as the occasional cause of certain effects . But whence comes it , may some ask , that these invi- sible genii do not make use of a fitter time ? Why do they not advertise men of things future , while they are awake ? Why ...
... principles , as the occasional cause of certain effects . But whence comes it , may some ask , that these invi- sible genii do not make use of a fitter time ? Why do they not advertise men of things future , while they are awake ? Why ...
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... principles of the religion of sove- reigns , and consequently sacrifice the Catholic interest to the interest of their particular power . What service would it be to them , for example , that a king of Spain should subdue the ...
... principles of the religion of sove- reigns , and consequently sacrifice the Catholic interest to the interest of their particular power . What service would it be to them , for example , that a king of Spain should subdue the ...
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