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Page 110
The preface , which is masterly , begins thus : Reason ( says our author ) in
religious matters stands but an « ill chance of being heard , when one part of the
public at : tention is engaged in the gratifications of sense ; another busied in the
...
The preface , which is masterly , begins thus : Reason ( says our author ) in
religious matters stands but an « ill chance of being heard , when one part of the
public at : tention is engaged in the gratifications of sense ; another busied in the
...
Page 144
THE Reverend Mr . Heathcote , in a pamphlet entitled , The 1 Use of Reason
asserted in Matters of Religion , having attacked Dr . Patten ' s sermon preached
before the university of Oxford , the Doctor , in the little tract before us , defends
with ...
THE Reverend Mr . Heathcote , in a pamphlet entitled , The 1 Use of Reason
asserted in Matters of Religion , having attacked Dr . Patten ' s sermon preached
before the university of Oxford , the Doctor , in the little tract before us , defends
with ...
Page 147
It pretendeth , that , from the confideration « that we “ cannot reason surely or
effectively but upon the ground of “ facts , ” the Christian Apology inferreth “ that
we thould reft “ the truth of Christianity upon its miraculous facts . ” Whereas ( this
...
It pretendeth , that , from the confideration « that we “ cannot reason surely or
effectively but upon the ground of “ facts , ” the Christian Apology inferreth “ that
we thould reft “ the truth of Christianity upon its miraculous facts . ” Whereas ( this
...
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
Now , these illuminati ascribing so much more to human reason than our Oxford
divine , and indeed talking • so much more soberly concerning it , I conclude that
the thing which he keeps in reserve , and is lo thy of producing , is not the spirit .
Now , these illuminati ascribing so much more to human reason than our Oxford
divine , and indeed talking • so much more soberly concerning it , I conclude that
the thing which he keeps in reserve , and is lo thy of producing , is not the spirit .
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