A treatise on the nature and causes of doubt in religious questions [by D.B. Baker].1831 - Skepticism - 192 pages |
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... contains a revelation from heaven , than , the simple affirmation of one's parents and schoolmaster ? How inconsistent to suppose , that a man , now immersed in the engrossing studies of an University , the toil of a profes- INADEQUATE ...
... contains a revelation from heaven , than , the simple affirmation of one's parents and schoolmaster ? How inconsistent to suppose , that a man , now immersed in the engrossing studies of an University , the toil of a profes- INADEQUATE ...
Page 80
... the Holy Scriptures , as contain- ing all her records , I have a right to ask what evidence there is of the genuineness and * See Appendix , xiii . authenticity of these books , and what footing they place 80 RELIGIOUS DOUBT .
... the Holy Scriptures , as contain- ing all her records , I have a right to ask what evidence there is of the genuineness and * See Appendix , xiii . authenticity of these books , and what footing they place 80 RELIGIOUS DOUBT .
Page 81
... contain a true and credible history . They prove that the Revelation itself was founded on unequivocal and numerous miracles ; that it was accompanied ( as it is accompanied still ) with the distinct fulfilment of an amazing scheme of ...
... contain a true and credible history . They prove that the Revelation itself was founded on unequivocal and numerous miracles ; that it was accompanied ( as it is accompanied still ) with the distinct fulfilment of an amazing scheme of ...
Page 80
... the Holy Scriptures , as contain- ing all her records , I have a right to ask what evidence there is of the genuineness and * See Appendix , xiii . authenticity of these books , and what footing they place 80 RELIGIOUS DOUBT .
... the Holy Scriptures , as contain- ing all her records , I have a right to ask what evidence there is of the genuineness and * See Appendix , xiii . authenticity of these books , and what footing they place 80 RELIGIOUS DOUBT .
Page 81
... contain a true and credible history . They prove that the Revelation itself was founded on unequivocal and numerous miracles ; that it was accompanied ( as it is accompanied still ) with the distinct fulfilment of an amazing scheme of ...
... contain a true and credible history . They prove that the Revelation itself was founded on unequivocal and numerous miracles ; that it was accompanied ( as it is accompanied still ) with the distinct fulfilment of an amazing scheme of ...
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