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Page 194
... moral discussions know the extreme difficulty of producing even a new paradox , on subjects which have so often and so long employed all the powers of the human understanding . It is easy for men of sense to deliver very important moral ...
... moral discussions know the extreme difficulty of producing even a new paradox , on subjects which have so often and so long employed all the powers of the human understanding . It is easy for men of sense to deliver very important moral ...
Page 252
... moral and physical world ; the former of which we shall here have occasion principally to consider , the pre- sent question altogether respecting the moral government of God - a consideration which our author has entirely neglected , in ...
... moral and physical world ; the former of which we shall here have occasion principally to consider , the pre- sent question altogether respecting the moral government of God - a consideration which our author has entirely neglected , in ...
Page 253
... moral dispensations of Providence ; and at the same time that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is most unexceptionably attested . we discover a moral intention in the mi- racle , which very satisfactorily accounts for that exertion of ...
... moral dispensations of Providence ; and at the same time that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is most unexceptionably attested . we discover a moral intention in the mi- racle , which very satisfactorily accounts for that exertion of ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 6 |
Economy of an Institution in Spitalfields | 11 |
of David Hall | 13 |
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