A treatise on the nature and causes of doubt in religious questions [by D.B. Baker].1831 - Skepticism - 192 pages |
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... eyes to every degree of new light which may be had , from whatever side it comes , and induce them to refrain , in the mean time , from all immoralities , and live in the conscientious practice of 38 RELIGIOUS DOUBT .
... eyes to every degree of new light which may be had , from whatever side it comes , and induce them to refrain , in the mean time , from all immoralities , and live in the conscientious practice of 38 RELIGIOUS DOUBT .
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David Bristow Baker. all immoralities , and live in the conscientious practice of every common virtue . " With such reflections I conclude this chap- ter , and with it the first division of the Causes of Religious Doubt . This first ...
David Bristow Baker. all immoralities , and live in the conscientious practice of every common virtue . " With such reflections I conclude this chap- ter , and with it the first division of the Causes of Religious Doubt . This first ...
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... submit to the autho- rity of laws which he was resolved not to obey , he sheltered his wickedness behind infidelity . " — Lives of the Poets ( Rochester ) . fathers to our thoughts , as well in bad things RELIGIOUS DOUBT . 45.
... submit to the autho- rity of laws which he was resolved not to obey , he sheltered his wickedness behind infidelity . " — Lives of the Poets ( Rochester ) . fathers to our thoughts , as well in bad things RELIGIOUS DOUBT . 45.
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... live in an age when this species of intellectual irregularity is carried to a fearful extent ; and I confess that I do not see the same probability which Mr. Stewart expresses , for its speedy removal . While every friend to ...
... live in an age when this species of intellectual irregularity is carried to a fearful extent ; and I confess that I do not see the same probability which Mr. Stewart expresses , for its speedy removal . While every friend to ...
Page 75
... live . Indeed , I am not aware that any arguments have been adduced , throughout this work , to account for the existence of doubts respecting Christianity , which apply not equally to Deism . The admissions of Deism , RELIGIOUS DOUBT . 75.
... live . Indeed , I am not aware that any arguments have been adduced , throughout this work , to account for the existence of doubts respecting Christianity , which apply not equally to Deism . The admissions of Deism , RELIGIOUS DOUBT . 75.
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