The Posthumous Works of Mr. Thomas Chubb: Containing, I. Remarks on the Scriptures. II. Observations on the Reverend Mr. Warburton's Divine Legation of Moses. III. The Author's Farewel to His Readers; Comprehending a Variety of Tracts, on the Most Important Subjects of Religion. With an Appendix, Including a Postscript to His Four Last Dissertations, More Particularly Relative to that on the History of Melchizedek. To the Whole is Prefixed, Some Account of the Author: Written by Himself, 第 1 巻 |
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be tried by the standard of human reason , as it is called : but then , this totally
finks Christ's authority , as a law - giver , and makes Christianity and Deism to be
the very same thing , which is not admitted , or , if it be , it is only occasionally to
get ...
be tried by the standard of human reason , as it is called : but then , this totally
finks Christ's authority , as a law - giver , and makes Christianity and Deism to be
the very same thing , which is not admitted , or , if it be , it is only occasionally to
get ...
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And as there is a reason , resulting from the nature of things , why the Deity
should act right , and a reason against his acting wrong ; and as there is nothing
in nature , which can possibly introduce an excitement in God to act wrong ; so
these ...
And as there is a reason , resulting from the nature of things , why the Deity
should act right , and a reason against his acting wrong ; and as there is nothing
in nature , which can possibly introduce an excitement in God to act wrong ; so
these ...
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And if God does not act from capricious humour and arbitrary will , but is guided
by the reason of things , the latter of which is most certainly the case , ( excepting
in those instances in which the reason of things cannot be a rule to him , as when
...
And if God does not act from capricious humour and arbitrary will , but is guided
by the reason of things , the latter of which is most certainly the case , ( excepting
in those instances in which the reason of things cannot be a rule to him , as when
...
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things , for the Deity to exercise pity * towards one creature ; then that reason will
determine the Deity to exercise the like pity to all others , who are alike the proper
objects of it ; even tho ' he is not obliged , in striet justice , to thew pity to any of ...
things , for the Deity to exercise pity * towards one creature ; then that reason will
determine the Deity to exercise the like pity to all others , who are alike the proper
objects of it ; even tho ' he is not obliged , in striet justice , to thew pity to any of ...
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For as it is evident , that laws with their fanctions , viz . threatnings and promises
annexed to them , look forward and have their reason in ' what is to come ,
namely , to direct the future behaviour of men , and to engage them to act
accordingly ...
For as it is evident , that laws with their fanctions , viz . threatnings and promises
annexed to them , look forward and have their reason in ' what is to come ,
namely , to direct the future behaviour of men , and to engage them to act
accordingly ...
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