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... Religion , Scepticifm , & c . 73 Comforts of Religion pofitions and Habits 28 Happiness and Dignity of Manhood depend on youthful Conduct 44 74 Caute of Zeal to propagate Infidelity 75 Inexculableness in propagating Infi- 9999 65 65 66 ...
... Religion , Scepticifm , & c . 73 Comforts of Religion pofitions and Habits 28 Happiness and Dignity of Manhood depend on youthful Conduct 44 74 Caute of Zeal to propagate Infidelity 75 Inexculableness in propagating Infi- 9999 65 65 66 ...
Page 68
... religion are fuch , that the mind may have the fulleft con- viction of their truth , but they must be viewed at a distance , and are rather the objects of filent and religious venera- tion , than of metaphyfical difquifition . If the ...
... religion are fuch , that the mind may have the fulleft con- viction of their truth , but they must be viewed at a distance , and are rather the objects of filent and religious venera- tion , than of metaphyfical difquifition . If the ...
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... religion was like a grain of mustard feed , which was the leaft of all feeds ; but when it grew up , it should become a great tree , and the fowls of the air fhould lodge in the branches of it . " He told them alfo , that the gates of ...
... religion was like a grain of mustard feed , which was the leaft of all feeds ; but when it grew up , it should become a great tree , and the fowls of the air fhould lodge in the branches of it . " He told them alfo , that the gates of ...
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