A Refutation of Every Argument Brought Against the Truth of Christianity and Revealed Religion, by Thomas Paine in the First Part of His Work Called the "Age of Reason.".H. Neville, 1822 - 310 pages |
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... revelation from heaven . Upon this ground I dare take my stand in opposition to Deism ( viz . ) that " the belief of one God and no more , " which is the foundation of their morality and Religion , is not des rivable from nature ; and ...
... revelation from heaven . Upon this ground I dare take my stand in opposition to Deism ( viz . ) that " the belief of one God and no more , " which is the foundation of their morality and Religion , is not des rivable from nature ; and ...
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... revelation unlocks the mystery , and gives us , what Justin Martyr himself found in Christiani- ty , ( viz . ) that clear solution of every moral , and religious difficulty , which no other philosophy could afford . As I have here ...
... revelation unlocks the mystery , and gives us , what Justin Martyr himself found in Christiani- ty , ( viz . ) that clear solution of every moral , and religious difficulty , which no other philosophy could afford . As I have here ...
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... Revelation alone that man discovers the obligation which binds him to the performance of his moral and religious duties . Reason may declare their expedi ence but Revelation only , can make them a law of Godu Woitsbauot at Asd dong bas ...
... Revelation alone that man discovers the obligation which binds him to the performance of his moral and religious duties . Reason may declare their expedi ence but Revelation only , can make them a law of Godu Woitsbauot at Asd dong bas ...
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... Revelation , believes in such a God as nature declares in its infinitely varied exhibitions of mercy , and apparent cruelty ; and who makes its laws , and the manifestations of instinct , his guides of moral , and religious action . A ...
... Revelation , believes in such a God as nature declares in its infinitely varied exhibitions of mercy , and apparent cruelty ; and who makes its laws , and the manifestations of instinct , his guides of moral , and religious action . A ...
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... . " As it is necessary to affix right ideas to words , I will , before I proceed further into the subject , offer some observations on the word Revelation . Revelation , when applied to Religion , means something immediately 28.
... . " As it is necessary to affix right ideas to words , I will , before I proceed further into the subject , offer some observations on the word Revelation . Revelation , when applied to Religion , means something immediately 28.
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