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Page iv
When many write upon the same Subjed , it is an argument of the Excellency and
Usefulness of it ; not that they are dissatisfied in what has been already faid by
others , but that they think more may be faid , or that some things may be proved ...
When many write upon the same Subjed , it is an argument of the Excellency and
Usefulness of it ; not that they are dissatisfied in what has been already faid by
others , but that they think more may be faid , or that some things may be proved ...
Page x
All Men make some pretence to Reafon ; and those Men most of all , who are so
apt to decry Religion upon this account , That many who profess to believe it , do
not always live up to its Rules and Instructions : But they do not confider , in the ...
All Men make some pretence to Reafon ; and those Men most of all , who are so
apt to decry Religion upon this account , That many who profess to believe it , do
not always live up to its Rules and Instructions : But they do not confider , in the ...
Page xix
It is a great thing , if it be well considered , to set the Bounds , and fix the
Territories of Learning , to adjudge to every Author his own Works , and say , that
this Book , or perhaps some small part of a Book , shall be his , and , the other he
shall ...
It is a great thing , if it be well considered , to set the Bounds , and fix the
Territories of Learning , to adjudge to every Author his own Works , and say , that
this Book , or perhaps some small part of a Book , shall be his , and , the other he
shall ...
Page xx
A Pretence to Miracles and Prophecies , without Reason or Ground for it , in
behalf of some particular Errors , ' has weakened the Belief of the True Miracles
and Prophecies : and whilft 1 0 whilft laborious Endeavours have been used to
shew ...
A Pretence to Miracles and Prophecies , without Reason or Ground for it , in
behalf of some particular Errors , ' has weakened the Belief of the True Miracles
and Prophecies : and whilft 1 0 whilft laborious Endeavours have been used to
shew ...
Page xxxiii
But the Jews had a Cabbala , and the Pharisees hated Herod , and the
Herodians flattered him , and Josephus flattered Vefpafian ; and therefore from
some Circumstances superficially framed and put together , he will needs gather
the ...
But the Jews had a Cabbala , and the Pharisees hated Herod , and the
Herodians flattered him , and Josephus flattered Vefpafian ; and therefore from
some Circumstances superficially framed and put together , he will needs gather
the ...
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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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