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... religion . Some were intent upon amaffing wealth , and fome upon grafping dominion . The traveller was content with gratifying a vacant curiofity ; and the philofopher was chiefly employed in exploring the works of nature , without ...
... religion . Some were intent upon amaffing wealth , and fome upon grafping dominion . The traveller was content with gratifying a vacant curiofity ; and the philofopher was chiefly employed in exploring the works of nature , without ...
Pagina 412
... religion , not only the votaries of the prevailing faith , but every man who looks forward with anxiety to the deftination of his being , will fee much to blame , and to complain of . By one unbeliever , all the fol- lies which have ...
... religion , not only the votaries of the prevailing faith , but every man who looks forward with anxiety to the deftination of his being , will fee much to blame , and to complain of . By one unbeliever , all the fol- lies which have ...
Pagina 451
... religion of Calvin ; a religion which feems , he fays , to have refted on this execrable foundation , that God is a tyrant . - In the courfe of what is advanced in this Sermon , the Doctor makes fome very pertinent and ftriking re ...
... religion of Calvin ; a religion which feems , he fays , to have refted on this execrable foundation , that God is a tyrant . - In the courfe of what is advanced in this Sermon , the Doctor makes fome very pertinent and ftriking re ...
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