A course of lectures, containing a description and systematic arrangement of the several branches of divinity: accompanied with an account, both of the principal authors, and of the progress, which has been made at different periods, in theological learning, Parts 1-2 |
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... are recorded . But how is it possible , that conviction should be the consequence of postulating , instead of proving , a fact of such importance ? This example alone is sufficient to shew the necessity of method LECTURE I. 5.
... are recorded . But how is it possible , that conviction should be the consequence of postulating , instead of proving , a fact of such importance ? This example alone is sufficient to shew the necessity of method LECTURE I. 5.
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Herbert Marsh (bp. of Peterborough.) example alone is sufficient to shew the necessity of method in the study of Theology , the necessity of arranging the several parts in such a manner , that no argument be founded on a proposition ...
Herbert Marsh (bp. of Peterborough.) example alone is sufficient to shew the necessity of method in the study of Theology , the necessity of arranging the several parts in such a manner , that no argument be founded on a proposition ...
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... shew more regard to this system than to any other ? Can it be blameable at a season , when every exertion is making by the very means of education , by education conducted both openly and privately , to alienate the rising generation ...
... shew more regard to this system than to any other ? Can it be blameable at a season , when every exertion is making by the very means of education , by education conducted both openly and privately , to alienate the rising generation ...
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... shew the firmness of that foundation , on which the sacred edifice is built , to prove the genuineness of the materials , of which the edifice is constructed . It is employed in the confutation of objections , which , if made by ...
... shew the firmness of that foundation , on which the sacred edifice is built , to prove the genuineness of the materials , of which the edifice is constructed . It is employed in the confutation of objections , which , if made by ...
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... shew , that the author , whose work we have already proved it to be , had received the promise of the Holy Spirit . But if we investigate the two subjects at the same time , if we intermix the question of inspiration with the question ...
... shew , that the author , whose work we have already proved it to be , had received the promise of the Holy Spirit . But if we investigate the two subjects at the same time , if we intermix the question of inspiration with the question ...
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