“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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... arguments ; and matters of fact , by credible teftimony . And though none of thefe be ftrict demonftration , yet have we an un- doubted affurance of them , when they are proved by the best arguments that the nature and quality of the ...
... arguments ; and matters of fact , by credible teftimony . And though none of thefe be ftrict demonftration , yet have we an un- doubted affurance of them , when they are proved by the best arguments that the nature and quality of the ...
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... argument , that it is naturally impoffible that all the " relations concerning America fhould be false . But yet ( say I ) I fuppofe that , notwithstanding this , no ' man in his wits is now poffeffed with fo incredible a folly , as to ...
... argument , that it is naturally impoffible that all the " relations concerning America fhould be false . But yet ( say I ) I fuppofe that , notwithstanding this , no ' man in his wits is now poffeffed with fo incredible a folly , as to ...
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... argument upon which they ground it be not ( as Mr S. fays ) " abfolutely conclufive of the thing " and he that thus believes the Chriftian doc- trine , if he adhere to it , and live accordingly , thall undoubtedly be faved ; and yet I ...
... argument upon which they ground it be not ( as Mr S. fays ) " abfolutely conclufive of the thing " and he that thus believes the Chriftian doc- trine , if he adhere to it , and live accordingly , thall undoubtedly be faved ; and yet I ...
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... argument ; which is this . " The profound myfteries " of faith ( he tells us , Faith vind . p . 90. ) must needs " feem to fome ( viz . those who have no light but their pure natural reafon , as he faid before , p . 89. ) im- poffible ...
... argument ; which is this . " The profound myfteries " of faith ( he tells us , Faith vind . p . 90. ) must needs " feem to fome ( viz . those who have no light but their pure natural reafon , as he faid before , p . 89. ) im- poffible ...
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... argument ( Faith vindic . p . 6 . 7. ) from the nature of fubject , and predicate , and co- pula in faith - propofitions ; because , forfooth , whoever affirms any propofition of faith to be true , affirms it impoffible to be falfe ...
... argument ( Faith vindic . p . 6 . 7. ) from the nature of fubject , and predicate , and co- pula in faith - propofitions ; because , forfooth , whoever affirms any propofition of faith to be true , affirms it impoffible to be falfe ...
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