Religious Enthusiasm Considered: In Eight Sermons, Preached Before the University of Oxford, in the Year MDCCCII., at the Lecture Founded by John Bampton, A.M. [sic], Canon of SalisburyUniversity Press for the author; sold by W. Hanwell and J. Parker, 1803 - 502 |
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Strona vii
... in the notes which are fubjoined to each Sermon ; and they are given as much at length as the nature of this work will al- low . The Reader therefore may decide for himself : A 4 1 himself and accordingly as it shall appear to him.
... in the notes which are fubjoined to each Sermon ; and they are given as much at length as the nature of this work will al- low . The Reader therefore may decide for himself : A 4 1 himself and accordingly as it shall appear to him.
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... natural affection which fubfifts between the feveral relations of life - it destroys the mutual confidence in the ... nature , offices , and original - real principle on which Confcience depends confidered- recapitulation of the whole ...
... natural affection which fubfifts between the feveral relations of life - it destroys the mutual confidence in the ... nature , offices , and original - real principle on which Confcience depends confidered- recapitulation of the whole ...
Strona 1
... . There are other causes too of a mere perfonal nature , which , by per- verting B verting the judgment , will almost of neceffity occafion error Beloved, believe not every Spirit, but try the Spirits, whether they be of God Page.
... . There are other causes too of a mere perfonal nature , which , by per- verting B verting the judgment , will almost of neceffity occafion error Beloved, believe not every Spirit, but try the Spirits, whether they be of God Page.
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... nature , and the origin of Enthusiasm . And here , that no part of our enquiry may be lia- ble to mifconception , it will be neceffary to define accurately the meaning of our terms . For fhould it be thought that they were em- ployed in ...
... nature , and the origin of Enthusiasm . And here , that no part of our enquiry may be lia- ble to mifconception , it will be neceffary to define accurately the meaning of our terms . For fhould it be thought that they were em- ployed in ...
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... nature can now be referred to no other caufe than to the power of dæmons : yet as these were then confidered to be gods , the Enthu- fiafm produced was confequently called di- vine ; and was applied properly , perhaps ex- clufively , in ...
... nature can now be referred to no other caufe than to the power of dæmons : yet as these were then confidered to be gods , the Enthu- fiafm produced was confequently called di- vine ; and was applied properly , perhaps ex- clufively , in ...
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