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... atheism ; tho ' perhaps it may of mistake or impropriety . And yet , as one prefiding mind gives unity to the infinite aggregate of things , by a mutual communion of actions and paffions , and an adjustment of parts , caufing all to ...
... atheism ; tho ' perhaps it may of mistake or impropriety . And yet , as one prefiding mind gives unity to the infinite aggregate of things , by a mutual communion of actions and paffions , and an adjustment of parts , caufing all to ...
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... atheism , fo long as mind or intellect was admitted to be the To eμovinov , the governing part . It is neverthe- lefs more refpectful , and confequently the truer no- tion of God , to fuppofe him neither made up of . parts , nor to be ...
... atheism , fo long as mind or intellect was admitted to be the To eμovinov , the governing part . It is neverthe- lefs more refpectful , and confequently the truer no- tion of God , to fuppofe him neither made up of . parts , nor to be ...
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... Atheism . 301. The humane mind is fo much clogged , and born downward , by the ftrong and early impref fions of fenfe ( a ) , that it is wonderful , how the ancients fhould have made even fuch a progrefs , and feen fo far into ...
... Atheism . 301. The humane mind is fo much clogged , and born downward , by the ftrong and early impref fions of fenfe ( a ) , that it is wonderful , how the ancients fhould have made even fuch a progrefs , and feen fo far into ...
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... atheism in either cafe , whatever misconceptions there may be ; fo long as mind or intellect is understood to prefide over , govern , and conduct the whole frame of things . And this was the general prevailing opinion among the ...
... atheism in either cafe , whatever misconceptions there may be ; fo long as mind or intellect is understood to prefide over , govern , and conduct the whole frame of things . And this was the general prevailing opinion among the ...
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... atheism in this opinion . For , faith the learned doctor Cud- worth , fhall we fay that the firft hypoftafis or perfon is aves and λoyos , fenfelefs and irrational , and alto- gether devoid of mind and understanding ? or would ( f ) 298 ...
... atheism in this opinion . For , faith the learned doctor Cud- worth , fhall we fay that the firft hypoftafis or perfon is aves and λoyos , fenfelefs and irrational , and alto- gether devoid of mind and understanding ? or would ( f ) 298 ...
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