The Works of the Right Reverend George Horne ...: To which are Prefixed Memoirs of His Life, Studies, and Writings, Tom 1Longman, Rees, 1831 |
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Strona viii
... Voltaire were alive , I would be judged by him , whether Christianity hath not been going down ever since natural religion came up . And we know , by what his disciples , the French , have done , that natural religion comes up , when ...
... Voltaire were alive , I would be judged by him , whether Christianity hath not been going down ever since natural religion came up . And we know , by what his disciples , the French , have done , that natural religion comes up , when ...
Strona xiv
... Voltaire was in error , might produce very unexpected alterations , and in less time than he did . Then might a new æra of learning succeed ; as friendly to the Christian cause , as the learning which has been growing up amongst us for ...
... Voltaire was in error , might produce very unexpected alterations , and in less time than he did . Then might a new æra of learning succeed ; as friendly to the Christian cause , as the learning which has been growing up amongst us for ...
Strona xviii
... Voltaire were brought into question : " I wish Johnson " would mount his dray - horse , and ride over some of those fellows . " Against those fellows Dr. Horne employed much of his time , and some of the most useful of his talents : not ...
... Voltaire were brought into question : " I wish Johnson " would mount his dray - horse , and ride over some of those fellows . " Against those fellows Dr. Horne employed much of his time , and some of the most useful of his talents : not ...
Strona xxxvi
... Voltaire began very early to make his use of philosophy , and corrupt the world with it . He never was fit to mount it ; but he walked by the side of it , and used it as a stalking - horse . It is therefore of great consequence to the ...
... Voltaire began very early to make his use of philosophy , and corrupt the world with it . He never was fit to mount it ; but he walked by the side of it , and used it as a stalking - horse . It is therefore of great consequence to the ...
Strona xc
... Voltaire had treated religion with ridicule instead of argument , and had done in- finite mischief by it , justice required that he and his friends should be treated a little in their own way . Besides , as infidels have no- thing to ...
... Voltaire had treated religion with ridicule instead of argument , and had done in- finite mischief by it , justice required that he and his friends should be treated a little in their own way . Besides , as infidels have no- thing to ...
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