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these events justify the adoption of the opinion , that human concerns are left to
the guidance or decision of chance . Lord Bacon observes in his Essays , that he
would rather believe all the fables in the Talmud , Legends , and Koran , than that
...
these events justify the adoption of the opinion , that human concerns are left to
the guidance or decision of chance . Lord Bacon observes in his Essays , that he
would rather believe all the fables in the Talmud , Legends , and Koran , than that
...
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Princes therefore , as well as other men , having good and evil set before them ,
are left to themselves as to the means their free agency enables them to adopt in
the exercise of the power with which they are invested ; and if they are guilty of ...
Princes therefore , as well as other men , having good and evil set before them ,
are left to themselves as to the means their free agency enables them to adopt in
the exercise of the power with which they are invested ; and if they are guilty of ...
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It is too much , too daring , too arrogant , for human reason to presume to dictate
to God the manner , or to censure or criticise the plan of action , he , in his infinite
wisdom , has thought proper to adopt for this purpose . If any mere human ...
It is too much , too daring , too arrogant , for human reason to presume to dictate
to God the manner , or to censure or criticise the plan of action , he , in his infinite
wisdom , has thought proper to adopt for this purpose . If any mere human ...
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mind which can cherish and adopt a contrary opinion . OBJECTION II . It is
asserted by Sceptics , as a justification of their denial of the divinity and divine
mission of our blessed Saviour , that his object on earth was an occult design to
make ...
mind which can cherish and adopt a contrary opinion . OBJECTION II . It is
asserted by Sceptics , as a justification of their denial of the divinity and divine
mission of our blessed Saviour , that his object on earth was an occult design to
make ...
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... mind of Socrates , as well as those of all other men of similar complexion and
temper , should adopt this conclusion . ... in adopting virtuous habits , and in the
performance of virtuous actions , the reflex act of the mind on itself , arising from ...
... mind of Socrates , as well as those of all other men of similar complexion and
temper , should adopt this conclusion . ... in adopting virtuous habits , and in the
performance of virtuous actions , the reflex act of the mind on itself , arising from ...
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| Tytuł | A treatise on the conduct of God to the human species, and on the divine mission of Jesus Christ |
| Autor | James Hare |
| Wydanie | 2 |
| Wydawca | F.C. & J. Rivington, 1809 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Biblioteka Brytyjska |
| W formie cyfrowej | 17 Gru 2015 |
| Liczba stron | 453 |
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