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This , he said , founded to him like Enthusiasme , or Canting : He had no notion of
it , and fo could not understand it : He comprehended the Dictates of Reason and
Philosophy , in which as the Mind became much conversant , there would ...
This , he said , founded to him like Enthusiasme , or Canting : He had no notion of
it , and fo could not understand it : He comprehended the Dictates of Reason and
Philosophy , in which as the Mind became much conversant , there would ...
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But indeed We know so little of the Nature of our Souls , that it is a vain thing for
us to raise an Hypothesis out of the conjectures We have about it , or to reject one
, because of some difficulties that occur to us ; since it is as hard to understand ...
But indeed We know so little of the Nature of our Souls , that it is a vain thing for
us to raise an Hypothesis out of the conjectures We have about it , or to reject one
, because of some difficulties that occur to us ; since it is as hard to understand ...
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All this he faid he did not understand , and that it was to afsert or beg the thing in
Question , which he could not comprehend . As for the possibility of Revelation , it
was a vain thing to deny it : For as God gives us the sense of feeing material ...
All this he faid he did not understand , and that it was to afsert or beg the thing in
Question , which he could not comprehend . As for the possibility of Revelation , it
was a vain thing to deny it : For as God gives us the sense of feeing material ...
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Rochester Studies, 1925-1982: An Annotated Bibliography David M. Vieth,Vieth Vista de fragmentos - 1984 |
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| Título | Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert Burnet |
| Autor | Gilbert Burnet |
| Edición | ilustrada, reimpresa |
| Editor | Scolar Press, 1972 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 10 Nov. 2008 |
| ISBN | 0854176780, 9780854176786 |
| Largo | 182 páginas |
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