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... by whom every thing exists ; and , se . condly , to remove the objections to his
wisdom and goodness by arguments derived from reason and revelation . He
states , that the acquaintance which we derive from reason , with the Creator and
his ...
... by whom every thing exists ; and , se . condly , to remove the objections to his
wisdom and goodness by arguments derived from reason and revelation . He
states , that the acquaintance which we derive from reason , with the Creator and
his ...
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He justly adds , that to descend from the height to which , upon the fundamental
point of the existence of God , we have been gradually raised by Revelation , and
to argue still upon the level of unassisted reason , would be equally impossible ...
He justly adds , that to descend from the height to which , upon the fundamental
point of the existence of God , we have been gradually raised by Revelation , and
to argue still upon the level of unassisted reason , would be equally impossible ...
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... in such a state as to prevent him from hesitating an instant to give a simple and
implicit obedience to the commands of God against his natural reason and
inclinations . We have ventured upon these observations in the hope that Mr .
Sumner ...
... in such a state as to prevent him from hesitating an instant to give a simple and
implicit obedience to the commands of God against his natural reason and
inclinations . We have ventured upon these observations in the hope that Mr .
Sumner ...
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56 , 57 . His fevered mind is now deluded into a supposition , that he has
committed an unpardonable sin ; and neither reason , nor Scripture , nor the
argument of his brother , who had come to his relief , are of any avail under his
conviction .
56 , 57 . His fevered mind is now deluded into a supposition , that he has
committed an unpardonable sin ; and neither reason , nor Scripture , nor the
argument of his brother , who had come to his relief , are of any avail under his
conviction .
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He presumes to say , in the style of one of his old bulletins , • The Emperor has
every reason to be satisfied with the spirit which animates the officers and men of
the Brave 53d . ' That the officers and men of the 53d regimentare brave , we did
...
He presumes to say , in the style of one of his old bulletins , • The Emperor has
every reason to be satisfied with the spirit which animates the officers and men of
the Brave 53d . ' That the officers and men of the 53d regimentare brave , we did
...
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