...finish. We see no signs of diminution of care by multiplicity of objects, or of distraction of thought by variety. We have no reason to fear, therefore, our...speculations. In none, however, is it more so, than as it facilitates the belief of the fundamental articles of ReveJation. It is a step to have it proved, that...

...finish. We see no signs of diminution of care by multiplicity of objects, or of distraction of thought by variety. We have no reason to fear, therefore, our...speculations. In none, however, is it more so, than as it facilitates the belief of the fundamental articles of Revelation. It is a step to have it proved, that...

...and its own reasonings, compared with what is excited by any language which can be used by others. The existence and character of the Deity, is in every...speculations. In none, however, is it more so, than as it facilitates the belief of the fundamental articles of Revelation. It is a step. to know, that amongst...

...finish. We see no signs of diminution of care by multiplicity of objects, or of distraction of thought by variety. We have no reason to fear, therefore, our...speculations. In none, however, is it more so, than as it facilitates the belief of the fundamental articles of Revelation. It is a step to have it proved, that...

...Nature, p. 243. — See also Whately's Elements of Logic on the Discovery of Truth, book iv. ch. 2. | " The existence and character of the Deity, is, in every...speculations. In none, however, is it more so than as it facilitates the belief of the fundamental articles of Revelation. It is a step to have it proved, that...

...finish. We see no signs of diminution of care by multiplicity of objects, or of distraction of thought by variety. We have no reason to fear therefore, our...forgotten, or overlooked, or neglected. The existence Mid character of the Deity, is, in every view, the most interesting of all human speculations. In none,...

...finish. We see no signs of diminution of care by multiplicity of objects, or of distraction of thought by variety. We have no reason to fear therefore, our being forgotten, or overlooked, or neglected. Tlie existence and character of the Deity, is, in every view, the most interesting of all human speculations....

...finish. We see no signs of diminution of care by multiplicity of objects, or of distraction of thought by variety. We have no reason to fear, therefore, our being forgotten, or ovei looked, or neglected. The existence and character of the Deity, is, in every view, the most interesting...

...defileth, or worketh abomination, or maketh a lie.'' S, i во Extrad from Paley's Natural Tlteology. THE existence and character of the Deity is, in every...speculations. In none, however, is it more so, than as it facilitates the belief of the fundamental articles of Revelation. It is a step to have it proved, that...

...finish. We see no signs of diminution of care by multiplicity of objects, or of distraction of thought by variety. We have no reason to fear, therefore, our...the most interesting of all human speculations. In uone, however, is it more so, than as it facilitates the belief of the fundamental articles of Revelation,...