The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1810 |
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Page 67
... moral excellence of human nature , while our church prayers with one voice continually declare that we have no health , no excellence in us : neither shall I recommend human strength to exert itself in acts of moral virtue towards their ...
... moral excellence of human nature , while our church prayers with one voice continually declare that we have no health , no excellence in us : neither shall I recommend human strength to exert itself in acts of moral virtue towards their ...
Page 149
... moral effect . infinitely more sublime and attractive . It is impossible that the name of its author can long re ... moral attributes of the Deity . These constitute the great trunk , from which the several branches of divinity shoot ...
... moral effect . infinitely more sublime and attractive . It is impossible that the name of its author can long re ... moral attributes of the Deity . These constitute the great trunk , from which the several branches of divinity shoot ...
Page 150
... moral go- vernment , the necessity which existed for such a revelation as the Bible professes to contain , and the consequent previous probability of its truth . The à priori proof , though founded only on a mass of reasonable ...
... moral go- vernment , the necessity which existed for such a revelation as the Bible professes to contain , and the consequent previous probability of its truth . The à priori proof , though founded only on a mass of reasonable ...
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