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Page v
Though a little may be fufficient , upon a plain Matter , to wile Men ; yet too much
cannot be said upon a Subje & wherein all Men are concerned : And it is the
great Afsurance of the Truth of Religion , and Charity to the Souls of Men , that
has ...
Though a little may be fufficient , upon a plain Matter , to wile Men ; yet too much
cannot be said upon a Subje & wherein all Men are concerned : And it is the
great Afsurance of the Truth of Religion , and Charity to the Souls of Men , that
has ...
Page xiii
Divers men have had a strange Ambition to say something new upon every
Subjeđ they treat of ; and in order to that , have set themselves , with all their skill
and Power , to contradi & and overthrow what has been said by others , that they
...
Divers men have had a strange Ambition to say something new upon every
Subjeđ they treat of ; and in order to that , have set themselves , with all their skill
and Power , to contradi & and overthrow what has been said by others , that they
...
Page xxxiii
Prophecy , and conclude , that it is contradicted by others , without any
consideration had to what so many have said to reconcile them . In the same
place , he says , that the Jews reckon the Book of Daniel among their
Hagiographa or Sacred ...
Prophecy , and conclude , that it is contradicted by others , without any
consideration had to what so many have said to reconcile them . In the same
place , he says , that the Jews reckon the Book of Daniel among their
Hagiographa or Sacred ...
Page xlv
Yet , after all which he , or any Man else , has said , the Nature of the Soul is as
clearly understood , as that of the Body : and there is nothing encumbred with
greater Difficulties than * Extension , if that be the Essence of Matter ; and if that
be ...
Yet , after all which he , or any Man else , has said , the Nature of the Soul is as
clearly understood , as that of the Body : and there is nothing encumbred with
greater Difficulties than * Extension , if that be the Essence of Matter ; and if that
be ...
Page xlix
... wont to talk with as much confidence against any point of Religion , as if they
had all the Learning in the World in their keeping , when commonly they know
little or nothing of what has d been an been said for that against which they
dispute .
... wont to talk with as much confidence against any point of Religion , as if they
had all the Learning in the World in their keeping , when commonly they know
little or nothing of what has d been an been said for that against which they
dispute .
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| Title | The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, Volume 1 Early English books online The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, Robert Jenkin |
| Author | Robert Jenkin |
| Publisher | Peter Buck, 1698 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 24 Feb 2016 |
| Length | 471 pages |
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