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Page 145
For if we are really cautioned , ( as this > argument pretendeth to have proved )
by the express authority of the Scriptures themselves , against resting the truth of
• Christianity upon the simple testimony of its miracles , then • Mr . Heathcote ' s ...
For if we are really cautioned , ( as this > argument pretendeth to have proved )
by the express authority of the Scriptures themselves , against resting the truth of
• Christianity upon the simple testimony of its miracles , then • Mr . Heathcote ' s ...
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 173
discovery had no previous right to know the truth . We are at liberty in directing
our discourse , to a man , as if we designed to inform him of the truth , to speak
what we know is untrue , provided we are sure that he waves his right of knowing
it ...
discovery had no previous right to know the truth . We are at liberty in directing
our discourse , to a man , as if we designed to inform him of the truth , to speak
what we know is untrue , provided we are sure that he waves his right of knowing
it ...
Page 199
The chief point the imagination has in view , is amusement ; yet she is not at
variance with truth . Her fictions are all juft , when conformable to the analogy of
our nature , to our knowledge , and to our prejudices . But as soon as The
deviates ...
The chief point the imagination has in view , is amusement ; yet she is not at
variance with truth . Her fictions are all juft , when conformable to the analogy of
our nature , to our knowledge , and to our prejudices . But as soon as The
deviates ...
Page 217
What the Abbé here remarks concerning the difference of substances and
architypes , is worthy the perusal of our readers . He then treats of the order
which we ought to follow in the investigation of truth , where he observes , that to
acquire ...
What the Abbé here remarks concerning the difference of substances and
architypes , is worthy the perusal of our readers . He then treats of the order
which we ought to follow in the investigation of truth , where he observes , that to
acquire ...
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