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Page 153
What Dr . Patten has advanced in some parts of his pamphlet , concerning the
necessary limitation of human reason , is not unplausible : but he seems , in
many others , very unwilling to rest contented without the utter expulsion of it ;
probably ...
What Dr . Patten has advanced in some parts of his pamphlet , concerning the
necessary limitation of human reason , is not unplausible : but he seems , in
many others , very unwilling to rest contented without the utter expulsion of it ;
probably ...
Page 154
Why should you , wretched • earth - worms , ( say these men to us ) keep groping
out your way • by the weak and feeble glimmering of human reaion , when you
have the light within ; the glorious ' light of the spirit rising in your souls ? Reason
...
Why should you , wretched • earth - worms , ( say these men to us ) keep groping
out your way • by the weak and feeble glimmering of human reaion , when you
have the light within ; the glorious ' light of the spirit rising in your souls ? Reason
...
Page 161
Then he confiders voluntary laws , either divine or human ; thus divine voluntary
laws are such rules as we are obliged to obferve by the immediate command of
God . He shews , that some of the precepts of the Mosaic law were local , and ...
Then he confiders voluntary laws , either divine or human ; thus divine voluntary
laws are such rules as we are obliged to obferve by the immediate command of
God . He shews , that some of the precepts of the Mosaic law were local , and ...
Page 193
... An Ejay on the Origin of Human Knowledge . Being a Supplement to Mr . Locke
' s Essay on the Human Understanding Translated from the French of the Abbè
de Condillac , Mem . , ber of the Royal Academy of Berlin . By Mr . Nugent . 8vo .
... An Ejay on the Origin of Human Knowledge . Being a Supplement to Mr . Locke
' s Essay on the Human Understanding Translated from the French of the Abbè
de Condillac , Mem . , ber of the Royal Academy of Berlin . By Mr . Nugent . 8vo .
Page 201
Hence it appears how simple and how admirable are the < springs of human
knowledge . The soul has felt various sen• fations and operations : how then shall
it dispose of these materials ? By gestures , by figns , by sounds , by cyphers , by
...
Hence it appears how simple and how admirable are the < springs of human
knowledge . The soul has felt various sen• fations and operations : how then shall
it dispose of these materials ? By gestures , by figns , by sounds , by cyphers , by
...
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