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... reason : -that we must resort to Revelation for our first principles ; -and that to lay the founda- tion of Revelation on any previous discoveries of reason is , in fact , to make reason the superior teacher . " Each of these positions ...
... reason : -that we must resort to Revelation for our first principles ; -and that to lay the founda- tion of Revelation on any previous discoveries of reason is , in fact , to make reason the superior teacher . " Each of these positions ...
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... reason why he should not ; for its outlines were formed , many of its most admired parts were shaped , and its genius and spirit were acquired , while the religion in which he believes was do- minant . That which the public profession ...
... reason why he should not ; for its outlines were formed , many of its most admired parts were shaped , and its genius and spirit were acquired , while the religion in which he believes was do- minant . That which the public profession ...
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... reason in this argument , but it will be found , upon inquiry , that this is not the case , for some families are so ... reasons why vaccine and not variolous inoculation should be practised , that it is well known , that whoever is ...
... reason in this argument , but it will be found , upon inquiry , that this is not the case , for some families are so ... reasons why vaccine and not variolous inoculation should be practised , that it is well known , that whoever is ...
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The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 68 Ralph Griffiths,G. E. Griffiths Volledige weergave - 1783 |
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