The Analogy of Religion: Natural and Revealed, to the Constitution and Course of Nature, to which are Added to Brief Dissertations: 1.On Personal Identity. 2.On the Nature of Virtue. With an Account of the Character and Writings of the AuthorR. Carter & brothers, 1899 |
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Page 95
... tendency in vir- tue and vice to produce the good and bad effects now mentioned , in a greater degree than they do ... tendency to prevail over opposite power , not under the direction of it ; in like manner , as power , by being under ...
... tendency in vir- tue and vice to produce the good and bad effects now mentioned , in a greater degree than they do ... tendency to prevail over opposite power , not under the direction of it ; in like manner , as power , by being under ...
Page 99
... tendency of virtue to become effect , amongst one or more orders of creatures , in any distant scenes and periods , and to be seen by any orders of vicious creatures , throughout the universal kingdom of God ; this happy effect of ...
... tendency of virtue to become effect , amongst one or more orders of creatures , in any distant scenes and periods , and to be seen by any orders of vicious creatures , throughout the universal kingdom of God ; this happy effect of ...
Page 105
... tendency , which is to continue , but which is hindered from becoming effect by only acciden- tal causes , affords a presumption , that such tendency will , some time or other , become effect : a presumption in degree proportionable to ...
... tendency , which is to continue , but which is hindered from becoming effect by only acciden- tal causes , affords a presumption , that such tendency will , some time or other , become effect : a presumption in degree proportionable to ...
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The Analogy of Religion, Natural and Revealed, to the Constitution and ... Andrew Kippis,Joseph Butler,Samuel Hallifax No preview available - 2015 |
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