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... ignorant what service will be pleasing to him . p . 50 . IV . All these difficulties in the deistical scheme draw after them the crowning difficulty , that God , whose works evince his wisdom , yet acted so unwisely as to place his ...
... ignorant what service will be pleasing to him . p . 50 . IV . All these difficulties in the deistical scheme draw after them the crowning difficulty , that God , whose works evince his wisdom , yet acted so unwisely as to place his ...
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... so that , thus baving the full benefit of complete ignorance , he may be the more amply qualified to answer the end and purpose of his 1 creation . For , let it only be granted that C 2 SECT . I. ] 21 OF INFIDELITY .
... so that , thus baving the full benefit of complete ignorance , he may be the more amply qualified to answer the end and purpose of his 1 creation . For , let it only be granted that C 2 SECT . I. ] 21 OF INFIDELITY .
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... ignorance on the part of man , respecting the purpose of his Creator , is the most efficacious in the way of secu- ring its accomplishment . They who contend for the superior efficacy of ignorance , will adhere to the party of the deist ...
... ignorance on the part of man , respecting the purpose of his Creator , is the most efficacious in the way of secu- ring its accomplishment . They who contend for the superior efficacy of ignorance , will adhere to the party of the deist ...
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... ignorance of the created , the fact of a divine revelation is highly probable . The evidence in favour of Christianity being a divine revelation is so strong , that it cannot be reasonably controverted ; more especially as the arguments ...
... ignorance of the created , the fact of a divine revelation is highly probable . The evidence in favour of Christianity being a divine revelation is so strong , that it cannot be reasonably controverted ; more especially as the arguments ...
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... ignorant being , whom he had created . The evidence , in favour of Christianity being a divine revelation , is insufficient ; though no infidel has hitherto been able to confute the ar- guments , on which it rests . Insulated objections ...
... ignorant being , whom he had created . The evidence , in favour of Christianity being a divine revelation , is insufficient ; though no infidel has hitherto been able to confute the ar- guments , on which it rests . Insulated objections ...
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