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Pagina 199
... reason , unassisted by revelation , can lead us into the nature of Deity and ourselves , he has perhaps given our rational faculties greater sagacity than they merit , as he thinks that reason alone points 10 out the immortality of the ...
... reason , unassisted by revelation , can lead us into the nature of Deity and ourselves , he has perhaps given our rational faculties greater sagacity than they merit , as he thinks that reason alone points 10 out the immortality of the ...
Pagina 200
... reason ; but revelation has brought our doubts into cer- tainty , and surely it is taking from the latter to ascribe to reason 10 what is not its due . Were our author's arguments enforced against deists or atheists only , we should ...
... reason ; but revelation has brought our doubts into cer- tainty , and surely it is taking from the latter to ascribe to reason 10 what is not its due . Were our author's arguments enforced against deists or atheists only , we should ...
Pagina 320
... Reason in one Man is the same with Reason in another man , excepting the differences of more or less . But Passion and Humour , which is a sort of Passion , are very different according to their different subjects in their kinds , as ...
... Reason in one Man is the same with Reason in another man , excepting the differences of more or less . But Passion and Humour , which is a sort of Passion , are very different according to their different subjects in their kinds , as ...
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