The Procedure, Extent, and Limits of Human UnderstandingW. Innys and R. Manby, 1737 - Всего страниц: 477 |
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... - logy ; that is , by the Mediation and Sub- ftitution of thofe Ideas we have of our felves , and of all other things of Na- ture . THIS Diftinction is there affirmed to be absolutely neceffary for THIS 2 INTRODUCTION .
... - logy ; that is , by the Mediation and Sub- ftitution of thofe Ideas we have of our felves , and of all other things of Na- ture . THIS Diftinction is there affirmed to be absolutely neceffary for THIS 2 INTRODUCTION .
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... ture of things known , to the real inter- nal Nature of Things unknown ? THE defign of the Scriptures indeed is , that we should take both the moral and natural Attributes of God , and all things spoke in them of another World fo far ...
... ture of things known , to the real inter- nal Nature of Things unknown ? THE defign of the Scriptures indeed is , that we should take both the moral and natural Attributes of God , and all things spoke in them of another World fo far ...
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... ture ; yet we can both Know and Believe them under Analogical Reprefentations and Conceptions . So that thofe two Affertions of theirs will infer one Pofi- tion abfolutely true ; namely , That the Scripture terms expreffive of thofe Myf ...
... ture ; yet we can both Know and Believe them under Analogical Reprefentations and Conceptions . So that thofe two Affertions of theirs will infer one Pofi- tion abfolutely true ; namely , That the Scripture terms expreffive of thofe Myf ...
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... literal and proper acceptation . But they made a quite contrary use of this ; not only to prove them two diftinct and different Perfons ; but to prove the Son to to be of a different and fubordinate Na- ture , 36 INTRODUCTION .
... literal and proper acceptation . But they made a quite contrary use of this ; not only to prove them two diftinct and different Perfons ; but to prove the Son to to be of a different and fubordinate Na- ture , 36 INTRODUCTION .
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... ture ; the Socinians will have him ori- ginaly a mere Man , and not in being till born of the Virgin Mary . And fe- condly , Whereas the Arians , by holding Chrift to be God in a Figure only , do intirely take away all the real and ...
... ture ; the Socinians will have him ori- ginaly a mere Man , and not in being till born of the Virgin Mary . And fe- condly , Whereas the Arians , by holding Chrift to be God in a Figure only , do intirely take away all the real and ...
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