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Pagina 291
... Reason , or that it proceeds from an Instinct implanted in the Soul it self . For my part , I look upon all these to be the concurrent Causes , but which ever of them shall be assigned as the Principle of Divine Worship , it manifestly ...
... Reason , or that it proceeds from an Instinct implanted in the Soul it self . For my part , I look upon all these to be the concurrent Causes , but which ever of them shall be assigned as the Principle of Divine Worship , it manifestly ...
Pagina 342
... Reason . Every Scruple was looked upon as Ob- stinacy , and not to be removed but by several Engines invented for that Purpose . In a Word , the Application of Whips , Racks , Gibbets , Gal- lies , Dungeons , Fire and Faggot , in a ...
... Reason . Every Scruple was looked upon as Ob- stinacy , and not to be removed but by several Engines invented for that Purpose . In a Word , the Application of Whips , Racks , Gibbets , Gal- lies , Dungeons , Fire and Faggot , in a ...
Pagina 832
... Reason , ' tis certain , would oblige every Man to pursue the general Happiness , as the Means to procure and establish his own ; and yet if , besides this Consideration , there were not a natural Instinct , prompting Men to desire the ...
... Reason , ' tis certain , would oblige every Man to pursue the general Happiness , as the Means to procure and establish his own ; and yet if , besides this Consideration , there were not a natural Instinct , prompting Men to desire the ...
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