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... thing to its difcredit ; it is not , however , without it's difficulties . What think you of an uncaused cause of every thing ? of a Being who has no re- lation to time , not being older to - day than he was yesterday , nor younger to ...
... thing to its difcredit ; it is not , however , without it's difficulties . What think you of an uncaused cause of every thing ? of a Being who has no re- lation to time , not being older to - day than he was yesterday , nor younger to ...
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... thing which is called revelation that he thinks deferving of that name . It appears that his rule is , that the supreme Governor of the univerfe would not hold converse with man , nor change the ordinary laws of nature , except on very ...
... thing which is called revelation that he thinks deferving of that name . It appears that his rule is , that the supreme Governor of the univerfe would not hold converse with man , nor change the ordinary laws of nature , except on very ...
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... things ; and thus he became the first pro- moter of that philofophy which adduced every thing from light . Heraclitus deduced all things from fire , which he confidered as God ; and he maintained that the whole world proceeded from it ...
... things ; and thus he became the first pro- moter of that philofophy which adduced every thing from light . Heraclitus deduced all things from fire , which he confidered as God ; and he maintained that the whole world proceeded from it ...
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