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... regard to the Deity , so likewise with regard to man , the obligation of an oath is stronger upon Christians than upon any other part of mankind ; and that because charity , truth , mutual confidence , and all other social duties , are ...
... regard to the Deity , so likewise with regard to man , the obligation of an oath is stronger upon Christians than upon any other part of mankind ; and that because charity , truth , mutual confidence , and all other social duties , are ...
Side 502
... regard to these principles , is as much to be contemned for his folly , as to be detested for his impiety . To this we may add , that the world is never sunk into such a state of degeneracy , but they pay a natural venera- tion to men ...
... regard to these principles , is as much to be contemned for his folly , as to be detested for his impiety . To this we may add , that the world is never sunk into such a state of degeneracy , but they pay a natural venera- tion to men ...
Side 508
... regard ourselves . ] Improperly ex- pressed . It should either be - reasonable that we should regard ourselves . Or else reasonable for us to regard ourselves . END OF VOL . IV . LONDON : PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS , LIMITED ...
... regard ourselves . ] Improperly ex- pressed . It should either be - reasonable that we should regard ourselves . Or else reasonable for us to regard ourselves . END OF VOL . IV . LONDON : PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS , LIMITED ...
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