A Discourse of the Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion: In Two Parts : to which is Prefix'd an Apology for Free Debate and Liberty of Writing1737 - 247 sider |
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Side xiii
... after Truth , nor in the leaft fuffer for teaching what they believe true . For thofe learned Clergymen ; who for Want of this Liberty are now obliged ( as a great great Divine ( d ) justly complains ) to turn [ xiii ]
... after Truth , nor in the leaft fuffer for teaching what they believe true . For thofe learned Clergymen ; who for Want of this Liberty are now obliged ( as a great great Divine ( d ) justly complains ) to turn [ xiii ]
Side xiv
... Divine ( d ) justly complains ) to turn themselves to the Heathen Hiftorians , Poets , Orators , and Philofophers ; to spend ten or twelve Years upon HORACE or TERENCE ; and to illuftrate Billet - doux's or drunken Catches , explain ...
... Divine ( d ) justly complains ) to turn themselves to the Heathen Hiftorians , Poets , Orators , and Philofophers ; to spend ten or twelve Years upon HORACE or TERENCE ; and to illuftrate Billet - doux's or drunken Catches , explain ...
Side xxiv
... , it seems , lived fo quiet- ly together as to furnish no Materials for an Ecclefiaftial Hiftory , fuch as Chriftians have ( b ) Lipfius de Magn . Rom . 1. 4. c . 5 . given given Occafion for , which a reverend Divine ( i [ xxiv ]
... , it seems , lived fo quiet- ly together as to furnish no Materials for an Ecclefiaftial Hiftory , fuch as Chriftians have ( b ) Lipfius de Magn . Rom . 1. 4. c . 5 . given given Occafion for , which a reverend Divine ( i [ xxiv ]
Side xxv
... Divine ( i ) thus defcribes , " Ecclefiaftical Hiftory , fays " he , is chiefly fpent in reciting the wild Opi- " nions of Hereticks ( That is , in belying He- " reticks ) ; the Contentions between Emperors " and Popes ; the idle and ...
... Divine ( i ) thus defcribes , " Ecclefiaftical Hiftory , fays " he , is chiefly fpent in reciting the wild Opi- " nions of Hereticks ( That is , in belying He- " reticks ) ; the Contentions between Emperors " and Popes ; the idle and ...
Side xxxiii
... divine Inspiration , are in many Places too obfcure for Men to be certain of their Meaning . Hence a Foundation is laid for unavoidable Differences of Opinion among Men ; which Dif- ferences are greatly encreased by the dogmatick ...
... divine Inspiration , are in many Places too obfcure for Men to be certain of their Meaning . Hence a Foundation is laid for unavoidable Differences of Opinion among Men ; which Dif- ferences are greatly encreased by the dogmatick ...
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